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As the U.S. government moves on from the coronavirus, the Federal Reserve is all that stands between the market and a massive correction.

Dow Drops Sow Doubt; Dell’s Dull Doldrums June 24, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff The Fed Stands Alone If you read the news today … oh, boy. Four thousand cases in Blackburn, Arizona. And though the cases were rather small, no case is small when it’s the ‘ronaaaa. I don’t want to turn you off, but the Dow dropped nearly 800 points during the day. The rest of the […]

Wall Street is so jumpy right now that three words nearly crashed the market. How’s that for extreme volatility?

Jumpy Market Is Jumpy; Fastly Faster; Apple Is Boring, That’s Good June 23, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff These Volatile Delights… It took only three words last night to send Dow futures plunging 400 points. “It’s over. Yes.” Those three words came from White House trade adviser Peter Navarro. They were Navarro’s response to a rather long-winded question from Martha MacCallum on Fox News’ The Story: Do you think that the president sort […]

The No. 1 Way to Beat the Market June 23, 2020 by Chad Shoop American Investor Today, Investing, Seasonal Trends (3-minute read) Want to beat the market? Buy-and-hold investing is not the best way. Chad Shoop shows you his strategy.

Today, we forego our usual pilgrimage of market pitter-patter. We forget the trials and tribulations of the Dow’s fluctuations. Instead, we turn it over to you — well, your emails, at least.

Great Stuff Special Edition: An All-Feedback Friday June 19, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Today, we forego our usual pilgrimage of market pitter-patter. We forget the trials and tribulations of the Dow’s fluctuations. Instead, we turn it over to you — well, your emails, at least.

3D Printing Will Send Solar Power Surging June 19, 2020 by Steve Fernandez Investment Opportunities, Technology, Winning Investor Daily One thing that all of these mega trends have in common is their reliance on manufacturing. Where there’s manufacturing, there will be 3D printing.