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If you're looking for perfect clarity, you won't find it here. From where I stand, the crystal ball looks murky as heck. Even the economic data strategists rely on is confusing, complex, and contradictory.
If you're looking for perfect clarity, you won't find it here. From where I stand, the crystal ball looks murky as heck. Even the economic data strategists rely on is confusing, complex, and contradictory.
Can we trust a summer rally? Is the bear market over? Probably not. There are a lot of hurdles ahead, including the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes and earnings results from companies affected by those consumer spending changes, and election season.
With so much talk about recession and inflation in the headlines, you might be understandably nervous. So, in this video, I’ll be discussing what you can do when a recession seems imminent.
Given Ukraine's critical pipelines and Western sanctions on Russia, the crisis has led to higher energy prices, which has trickled down to higher pump and heating fuel costs
An invasion of Ukraine may occur in the coming days or weeks. Or it might not. It’s really impossible to say. The U.S. has closed the embassy in Kyiv and warned of a dramatic buildup of Russian forces on the border with Ukraine.
Fears around the Federal Reserve raising interest rates and what rapidly removing support could do to markets and the economy led markets down.
The stock market got a little crazy this week. Is a storm coming? Let's take a look at what's driving markets right now.
Why are the headlines terrible? Because the media loves drama. This is not news to you or me or anyone who pays attention.
Faced with a global pandemic, we are able to draw on our Global Resources. Utilizing our relationships with research firms and analysts across the globe, we are able to gain important perspectives that we can apply to your specific financial situation. In fact, just yesterday
Volatility will always be around on Wall Street, and as you invest for the long term, you must learn to tolerate it.