Last Wednesday, yields on U.S. Treasury bonds inverted. Investors see this as a bad sign for the economy. News headlines promote gloom and fear in the stock market. But Chad Shoop knows it’s not time to fear — it’s time to profit from the dip in stocks. (4-minute read)
On July 31, the Federal Reserve announced an interest rate cut. Most investors expected the cut and priced it into their trades. But they didn’t prepare for a pullback. Chad Shoop advised you to hedge your portfolio to take advantage of the volatility. Congratulations if you did! (4-minute read)
Last week, the Federal Reserve announced a rate cut. Investors sold their positions. The U.S.-China trade war also caused a sell-off in the stock market. Both events increased fear and volatility for investors. Chad Shoop sees opportunity where others see gloom. He shares his favorite strategy to make income from the market’s volatility. (3-minute read)
The Federal Reserve will conclude its two-day meeting tomorrow. We’ll find out if the Fed decides to cut interest rates or not. While everyone expects a rate cut, Chad Shoop doesn’t think it will happen. He shares a way to hedge your portfolio for a short-term pullback. (3-minute read)
Many investors are assuming that the Federal Reserve will lower rates in next week’s meeting. Chad Shoop shares his contrarian view on the Fed lowering interest rates, and a way for you to protect your portfolio if the Fed doesn’t meet investors’ expectations. (5-minute read)
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