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Rising Prices Measuring the S&P 500 Dips to Determine a Pullback or Recession February 21, 2018 by Michael Carr Investment Opportunities, Trading Strategies In simple terms, rising prices reflect optimism. Downtrends show pessimism. But, of course, we can see more than that in charts.
Buying stock from Duke Energy, a Charlotte, North Carolina-based utility company, is an ideal way to play the dip in the utilities sector. Win Big When This Hated Sector Rebounds February 5, 2018 by Chad Shoop Investment Opportunities This sector has dropped more than 12% since mid-November. I’ll explain why it looks primed to rally, and the best stock to use so you can benefit.
Reinvesting dividends is a great way to build tremendous wealth over time. But if the company’s dividend turns out not to be sustainable, neither is the strategy. Lessons From a “Safe” Dividend Stock January 30, 2018 by Jeff Yastine Income Reinvesting dividends is a great way to build tremendous wealth over time. But if the company’s dividend turns out not to be sustainable, neither is the strategy.
Now, I know risk management can sound complicated, but it can be boiled down to one simple question: How much money can you lose and still sleep well at night? Get Over Fear of Investing In Stock Market: Risk Management in Finance January 29, 2018 by Chad Shoop Stocks By reading the many emails I receive, I know the No. 1 concern for most investors is losing money. Today, I’m going to walk you through how to overcome that fear.
Investors who pick the right lithium stocks can make fortunes due to the future of electric vehicles. You need to get busy in this space. Or get left behind. The Squeeze of the Metal Fist January 18, 2018 by Sean Brodrick Commodities The squeeze in lithium supply is acute. The price of lithium has increased threefold since 2014. And on Tuesday, somebody stepped on the gas again.

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