Last week, investors overreacted when the yield curve for U.S. Treasury notes inverted. Many see the yield curve inversion as a sign of an imminent recession. They start to sell their positions out of fear. Charles Mizrahi knows the yield curve inversion is just a bump in the road. He talks about why investors are making a mistake, and why now is a great time to buy. (10-minute video)
An index of companies that provide essential inputs to technology giants is at an all-time high. It’s up 38% this year, trouncing the market and the FAANGs themselves.
Many investors think last week’s yield curve inversion signals an imminent recession. But there’s a better and more accurate recession indicator. John Ross explains why it shows the stock market is set for big gains right now. (4-minute read)
If the recent results trickling in from the world of retail say anything, it’s that a smart, well-run retailer can compete against Amazon — and win.
Last Wednesday, the yield curve inverted. This could indicate the end of the 10-year bull market we’ve experienced. While a recession threatens most sectors, history has shown that some sectors flourish during one. Anthony Planas talks about what a recession may bring for the young and growing cannabis sector. (3-minute read)
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