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Every analyst agrees a bear market is defined as a 20% decline from a high. But in old books, the definition of a bear market is more detailed.

Ignore the “Experts”: We’re in a Bear Market July 22, 2019 by Michael Carr Stocks, U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily Every analyst agrees a bear market is defined as a 20% decline from a high. But in old books, the definition of a bear market is more detailed.

I predict the Fed is going to go right on printing money for the foreseeable future … with potentially dire consequences.

The Fed’s Printing Money Again — But Not for You July 21, 2019 by Ted Bauman Big Picture. Big Profits., Recession, U.S. Economy I predict the Fed is going to go right on printing money for the foreseeable future … with potentially dire consequences.

Friday Four Play: Boeing’s $4.9 Billion Q2 Loss, WeWork CEO Takes $700 Million July 19, 2019 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff This week has been very bizarre. How bizarre? (How bizarre. How bizarre.) People are planning a civilian raid on Area 51, and the Fed is planning to cut rates — despite a growing U.S. economy, for Pete’s sake. Unfortunately, you’re not in an episode of Black Mirror. This is the timeline we’re stuck in right […]

EVs and Renewable Energy Will Drive Copper Demand July 19, 2019 by Anthony Planas American Investor Today, Investing, Natural Resources The transition to electric cars and renewable energy will increase copper demand. But the high demand will meet a tightening supply. Anthony Planas talks about the growing industries that will push copper prices to new highs. (3-minute read)

Lower rates suggest we should see more deals, not less. And these two banks are on a roll. The market should soon realize it has failed to price in this improvement.

Investment Banks Are the Cheapest Stocks to Buy Today! July 18, 2019 by Brian Christopher Investment Opportunities, Stocks, Winning Investor Daily Lower rates suggest we should see more deals, not less. And these two banks are on a roll. The market should soon realize it has failed to price in this improvement.