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Category: Economy
The economy is a balance of producers creating and releasing goods, and consumers snatching up those goods. The economy is a reflection of all activity linked to production, consumption and the trading of goods and services within an area. Some closely watched indicators that are used to measure the health of an economy include the gross domestic product, unemployment and inflation. The Federal Reserve closely monitors the health of the economy and will make policy changes in order to keep the economy growing at a steady pace without overheating or falling apart. To learn how you can take advantage of changes in the economy, check out the articles by our experts.
This Is Why the Fed Thinks Inflation Is Set to Explode
Like many superheroes, the Federal Reserve has an archenemy. The Fed decided its archenemy is inflation. And as this chart shows, the Fed sees inflation approaching.
Proof That Companies Aren’t Reaping Tax Reform Windfalls
Some people are angry about reductions in corporate tax rates. They argue corporations are seeing record profits because of the cuts. But this chart shows that’s not the case.
President Trump Is Acting Just Like JFK
Trump’s attack on an important industry, like Kennedy’s, accelerated in the spring of a midterm election year. History says this could be bearish for the stock market.
The Rockefeller Signal Is Bad News for the Bull Market
It’s being billed as “the largest art auction of all time.” And in the last few years, the Rockefeller clan has had an extraordinary touch for market timing.
Tensions With Russia Are Growing, According to the Market
Financial markets filter stories for risk. The market reaction tells us which news stories to worry about. And right now, markets are telling us to worry about Russia.
A Lack of Fear Means the End of the Bull Market Is Near
A bull market climbs a wall of worry. This means prices rise when traders worry. Unfortunately, there aren’t a lot of traders worrying right now.
Veterans’ Scandal-Ridden Health Care Is Still a Disaster
The Veteran Affairs crisis provides a cautionary example of what happens when nervous Washington politicians try to micromanage a medical system.
Why Mexico Needs U.S. Gasoline
With talks of the U.S. losing in trade deals, there is a surprising victory with our southern neighbor. To understand why, we have to take a couple steps back…
The Bubble That Hasn’t Popped (Yet)
Americans owe record amounts on their credit cards, car loans, student loans and mortgages. But, as I’ll show you, there is a way to profit from the trend of rising consumer debt.
5 Trade War Plays That Will Make You Rich
China is a lot weaker than many people assume. And knowing which cards the Middle Kingdom holds … and which it doesn’t … is your key to profit from any “trade war.”
Home Prices Are Rising … and Will Rise Even More
Good-paying jobs cluster in certain areas, and home prices soar in those areas. But for those hoping for more affordable homes, there’s some bad news.
Congratulations! The Market Correction Is Over
I want to congratulate you on surviving the first market correction in nearly three years. Now let me explain why it’s over, and how you can profit.
The Market Is Set to Enter a Euphoric Stage
A key sign to look for is consumer optimism. That’s because a jump in demand for big-ticket items will be a boost for the stock market.