Corporate profits will likely take a major hit from inflation. It won’t happen all at once, but in bite-sized pieces.
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Corporate profits will likely take a major hit from inflation. It won’t happen all at once, but in bite-sized pieces.
In financial markets, natural forces don’t exist. Without those forces, prices aren’t bound by any unbreakable rules. And that means momentum indicators won’t work as expected.
The yield curve is a depiction of interest rates plotted over the length of time to maturity. Economists use it to predict changes in the economic output growth. Ian King explains the yield curve in more detail, and why you shouldn’t lighten up on your stocks just yet.
Bank stocks go down when the Fed raises rates and when it lowers them? It doesn’t make much sense. So, what are you to do?
Inverted yield curves have preceded the last seven U.S. recessions. But they don’t cause recessions. Rather, they are symptoms of recessionary conditions in the making.
Fuel cell technology is a massive disruptive trend that has escaped most investors’ attention.
The times when the MACD was bearish weren’t all bear markets. But these periods all coincide with market weakness or pullbacks.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s sudden dovish shift has been a huge boon for the markets in 2019.
The Federal Reserve’s three count must now come with a larger set of consequences — zero interest rates and quantitative easing.
Given the brainpower assembled, I expect the leaders of this firm will work together to maximize value today and over the next few years.