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The Upcoming Recession Means the Bear Market Started November 15, 2018 by Michael Carr U.S. Economy You might remember the last recession. Unemployment jumped from 4.8% to 10%. The S&P 500 Index dropped more than 55%. It sent such a shockwave through the business world that it was given the moniker of “Great,” though it certainly didn’t feel so great when it was happening. That recession officially ended in June 2009. […]

Since 2005, there have been eight years in which interest rates have gone up. However, they really haven’t had a bad effect on profit growth over the long run.

Interest Rate Worries Are Overblown November 14, 2018 by Ian Dyer U.S. Economy Since 2005, there have been eight years in which interest rates have gone up. However, they really haven’t had a bad effect on profit growth over the long run.

Things were different in those days. American politicians were willing to question their military commanders … a far cry from the deference shown today.

100 Years Later, Don’t Forget the Real Heroes of War November 13, 2018 by Ted Bauman Government & Politics Things were different in those days. American politicians were willing to question their military commanders … a far cry from the deference shown today.

While 2018 has proved challenging to most precious metals, palladium is offering a strong performance in the second half of the year.

Palladium Spikes 34% After the Death of Diesel November 13, 2018 by Anthony Planas Precious Metals While 2018 has proved challenging to most precious metals, palladium is offering a strong performance in the second half of the year.

The health care sector is one industry where less meddling from a well-meaning Congress should provide a lift instead of stagnation.

Divided Congress Gives Boost to Health Care Stocks November 12, 2018 by Joseph Hargett Government & Politics The health care sector is one industry where less meddling from a well-meaning Congress should provide a lift instead of stagnation.