Game of Trades: Is a European 2008 About to Trigger a Stock Market Collapse?
US investors are cautiously optimistic as inflation is starting to show year-over-year declines. That indicates that the Federal Reserve is likely closer to changing
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US investors are cautiously optimistic as inflation is starting to show year-over-year declines. That indicates that the Federal Reserve is likely closer to changing
Cryptocurrencies hit 52-week lows back in June, only to start to move higher. The drop was due in part to the collapse of overleveraged crypto
In a challenging year for the market, investors who focus on the fundamentals can come out ahead when things turn around. Some investors have been frustrated
Most investors think about energy in terms of their home utility bill and gas prices at the pump. But there’s another form of energy that’
Markets have been tricky this year amid a rapid rise in interest rates. That’s led to a number of investors seeing a “hard landing” for
The economy continues to show weakness thanks to a variety of reasons. There’s the ongoing slowdown from rapidly-rising interest rates. Inflation is weighing on
Investing can be challenging for a variety of reasons. For lower or middle-class consumers, getting started can be a challenge. It’s ideal to build
During the recent bull market phrases like “stocks only go up” became the norm. After a year of stocks largely going down, such sentiments have disappeared.
While markets are supposed to be forward looking, investors often get caught up making comparisons to the past. There’s also a recency bias, so that
The stock market had a solid run over the past few weeks. While October is historically a poor month for market performance, stocks beat the average
After two quarters of a declining GDP, the data for the third quarter showed a 2.6 percent annualized gain. That’s enough to suggest that
Dividend-focused investing tends to filter out considerable market noise from growth stories. Growth stocks are rapidly repricing for a slowing economy. That’s made dividend