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Peak Power Demand Huge Change Is Coming to Our Electrical Grid
by Matt Badiali February 23, 2018 Best of Series, U.S. Economy
This is the start of a massive transformation in our daily lives. And it's going to create opportunities for us to profit.
MSCI Cheap Stock Beat the S&P 500 With MSCI Emerging Markets Index
by Brian Christopher February 21, 2018 Investment Opportunities
What if I told you there is an investment product on the market that offers S&P 500-like returns at a 25% lower cost? Would you buy the cheaper product?
Rising Prices Measuring the S&P 500 Dips to Determine a Pullback or Recession
by Michael Carr February 21, 2018 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.
Rare Retail Opportunity The Retail Resurgence Is a Rare Opportunity
by Jeff Yastine February 13, 2018 Investment Opportunities
The sell-off turned an already undervalued group of companies into a heavily undervalued group. Yet the news keeps getting better for retail.
Washington Economic Storm Washington Is Creating a Perfect Economic Storm
by Ted Bauman February 12, 2018 U.S. Economy
Thanks to our representatives in Washington, we face a future of higher interest rates, a falling dollar and falling stock prices.

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