With the way things are going, our Shah Gilani doesn’t need to be an astronomer to predict that Musk’s Tesla is going to come crashing down hard any day now.
Last week, senators Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Bernie Sanders (D-VT) co-authored an opinion piece in The New York Times titled: “Limit Corporate Buybacks: Corporate self-indulgence has become an enormous problem for workers and for the long-term strength…
Back in October, JPMorgan Chase analysts Eduardo Lecubarri and Nishchay Dayal warned that the $7.4 trillion of global assets parked in passive funds could “exacerbate a rout” during the “next recession.”
Well, they were half right: We’re not in a reces…
With half of S&P 500 stocks in a bear market, our Capital Wave Strategist’s going to let you in on a little “pro” secret about bear markets that you won’t hear on television…
The markets took a break for the funeral of former U.S. President George H. W. Bush, and I’d bet most investors are grateful for the pause in the “Groundhog Day,” Yogi Berra “déjà vu all over again”-type action we’ve been going through since, yes, Octo…
Rising interest rates, toothless FAANG stocks, domestic and international political uncertainty and tension, Brexit, crude oil – take your pick. The market’s got a lot on its mind right now.
The Nasdaq’s worst month since October 2008 proves it: We’re in a brand-new stock market. It’s not controlled by optimistic bullish sentiment, though… Fear and doubt are driving stocks now. That doesn’t mean you have to lose out, though.
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ETFs are hugely popular right now; investors have $3.4 trillion parked there.
But a potential “ETF Apocalypse,” unleashed by ETF mechanics, could lead to massive, widespread stock market losses.
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It’s obvious when you think about it, but lots of investors struggle to come to grips with this fact: The stock market is like a living creature whose personality mimics the psychology of the investors who give it life.
The Senate just passed The Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act, which, for all intents and purposes, is a bank deregulation bill. Of course, this comes on the heels of the U.S. House of Representatives’ Systemic Risk Design…
