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The One Thing the Market Can’t Price in Yet April 8, 2020 by John Ross American Investor Today Small businesses are closing down – permanently. No one knows just how bad this is going to get. But chances are that the market isn’t pricing in the full extent of economic damage. John Ross cautions readers about getting back into the market too soon.

I wish I had better market news, but the truth hurts. Sure, it’s not as much as jumping on a bicycle without a seat, but it hurts.

Jobs Vs. Corona; Drinking Constellations; Tesla Celebrations April 3, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Friday Four Play: The “Come on Get Happy” Edition It’s Friday, and everyone knows you gotta get down on Friday. You know, you’ve gotta be fresh? Gotta go downstairs … have a bowl of cereal? (With all the good music you reference, Mr. Great Stuff … Rebecca Black? Why? Just … why?) Yeah … about […]

For investors, it feels like swimming in shark-infested waters. But when these signs come together, it will be safer to get back in the water.

3 Signs Tell Us When It’s Safe to Buy March 27, 2020 by Ian King 2020 Financial Crisis, U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily For investors, risk is everywhere you look. But while things look bad now, there’s a light at the end of the tunnel.

The White House and the Senate agreed to a $2 trillion stimulus package, but the COVID-19 fallout is far from over.

Senate Knows Best?; Sucker Bets on Jumbo Jets March 25, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Mo’ Money, Fewer Problems? They did it. They finally did it. By “they,” I mean Congress … and by “it,” I mean a stimulus package deal to combat the coronavirus. The Senate and the White House announced late last night that they reached an agreement on a historic $2 trillion spending bill. (That’s trillion with […]

25% Rule Shows You Exactly When to Buy March 25, 2020 by Michael Carr 2020 Financial Crisis, Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily It’s impossible to know exactly when prices will stop falling. But there’s a simple strategy that helps investors avoid losses.