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Tech Giants Beware: Local Food Delivery Services Are Taking Over June 17, 2019 by Michael Carr Investment Opportunities, Winning Investor Daily As food-delivery giants take a beating from local rivals, you can take advantage of this industry with three restaurant stocks on the rise.

Uber Bullying: This Is the Robot Revolution June 13, 2019 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Some people clearly haven’t seen enough sci-fi movies. You do not bully robots. Period. And yet, that’s exactly what drivers around the world are doing. Road rage is now spilling over onto autonomous vehicles. Eric Meyhofer, head of Uber Technologies Inc.’s (NYSE: UBER) self-driving car unit, lamented the rising epidemic at Wednesday’s Elevate conference in Washington, D.C.: […]

Sprint and T-Mobile Merger: The Tribe Has Spoken June 12, 2019 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff The Sprint Corp. (NYSE: S)/T-Mobile U.S. Inc. (Nasdaq: TMUS) merger is now less of an Amazing Race and more of a season of Survivor. Ten state attorneys general filed a lawsuit this week to block the $59 billion deal, including Mississippi, California and New York. The stage is getting crowded indeed. The upstart duo initially gained approval from games master […]

When Rates Rise, It’s Time to Bounce on Banks June 11, 2019 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff In the day, we sweat it out on Wall Street, in a runaway bull-market dream. At night, President Trump tweets about mansions of glory and interest-rate-cutting machines. In his latest series of tweets, Trump is stepping out over the line. “The Fed interest rate is way too high, added to ridiculous quantitative tightening. They don’t […]

The market tells the Fed what it should be doing, not vice versa. That’s how it maintained transparency after the global financial crisis.

The Fed Is Now Dovish — Why the Markets Haven’t Really Changed June 7, 2019 by Ian King Stocks, U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily The market tells the Fed what it should be doing, not vice versa. That’s how it maintained transparency after the global financial crisis.