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Measure Market Volatility How to Measure Market Volatility With the VVIX Indicator November 16, 2018 by Ian King Trading Strategies Yes, you read that right. The VVIX indicator, not the VIX index. But before I explain… Often the trades that seem too risky are the ones that turn out to be the most profitable. It’s when things are at their worst. When you wonder whether another crash is inevitable and when the financial media is […]
Company Cash Flow The Best Companies Are Companies With Cash November 15, 2018 by Brian Christopher Investing We are wading through another earnings season. It’s the prime time for companies to open their books and reveal what’s going on with their numbers. A kind of open wide and say “Ah!” moment. Of course, every financial news agency is focused on the company’s earnings per share and their revenue for that 90-day period. […]
stock market recession 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. […]
Everywhere you look, someone else is calling for a crash. But a lot of impressive, undeniable facts about our economic boom are being overlooked. What Market Crash? The Economic Boom Rages On November 14, 2018 by Ian Dyer U.S. Economy Everywhere you look, someone else is calling for a crash. But a lot of impressive, undeniable facts about our economic boom are being overlooked.
Imagine if a chronic illness were to beset you or a loved one. If this happened, how do you pay for these extremely expensive long-term care services? 5 Ways to Pay for Long-Term Care Costs November 14, 2018 by Amber Lancaster Retirement Imagine if a chronic illness were to beset you or a loved one. If this happened, how do you pay for these extremely expensive long-term care services?

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