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The Fed Needs to Get a Clue The Fed Needs to Get a Clue
by Chad Shoop March 25, 2016 Trading Strategies
The Fed is dithering on interest rates, and the days of solid returns on Treasurys, municipal bonds and CDs aren’t likely to return anytime soon, if ever. But that doesn’t mean you’re out of luck…
Image for U.S. dollar A Modest Proposal to Save the World
by Jeff Opdyke February 4, 2016 Global Economy
The strength of the dollar is causing trouble for the U.S. jobs market and for the entire global commodities market. There’s only one thing to do to end the chaos: Kill the U.S. dollar.
Image for interest-rate hike trouble It’s All Thanks to the Fed
by Chad Shoop January 22, 2016 Trading Strategies
Stock markets around the world (and investors by default) are in an uproar ... and it's all thanks to the Fed...
Image for stock market crash 4 Steps to Protect Your Assets From a Market Crash (& How to Spot One)
by Chad Shoop January 8, 2016 U.S. Economy
Following its December rate hike, the Federal Reserve hopes to raise rates three more times in 2016. But another step by the Fed may end in a stumble for the stock market.

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