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The markets have already entered a correction, but are we looking at a bear market? We can’t know for sure, but we can look back to 2022 and 2024 for clues.
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Cannabis policy has taken a backseat to global trade in Washington, but these three bullish cannabis sector trends could push stocks higher.
The “Great Rebalancing” will see money flow from overheated U.S. markets to international markets. It’s already underway, but it’s just getting started.
My favorite stock for the rest of the year is BYD (BYDDY), a Chinese EV stock that is rapidly becoming the biggest and baddest EV company on the planet.
All-weather portfolios are structured to perform well in a variety of market conditions, making them ideal for turbulent times. Here’s what you need to know.
The markets are currently struggling in troubled waters, but these two safe stocks can thrive in any environment and help buoy your portfolio.
The “Magnificient Seven” stocks carried the bull market for two years. Now, they’re holding the market back. Which of the newly dubbed “Lag 7” are buys at these levels?
The recent sell-off was the fifth-fastest correction for U.S. markets in the last 75 years. Let’s see how it stacks up against the others and what came next.
Aggressive stocks have a bad reputation. But that reputation isn’t always deserved. Invest wisely, and they could give you big returns.
In January, a cooler-than-expected CPI print fueled a month-long market rally. Will the latest CPI report spark another – and possibly longer-lasting – rebound?
Trending Stories
Figuring out how often you should check on your stocks is the difference between responsible portfolio management and needless worry.
Relative Performance (RP) measures how a stock is performing relative to a specific index and is a good sign of strength or weakness.
These Benjamin Graham quotes are good reminders that successful investing requires a keen eye and a steady nerve.
Bond terminology varies from the stock terms you may be used to, but if you’re buying individual bonds this is the terminology you should understand.
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