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The CAPE ratio is one of the ways to measure what stocks are worth. An analysis of it reveals why the stock market isn't currently overvalued. This Chart Shows Why the Stock Market Isn’t Overvalued January 4, 2018 by Michael Carr U.S. Economy Many analysts claim fundamental ratios show that stocks are overpriced. But these ratios don’t tell us very much by themselves. They need context.
Now is a great time to take steps to protect your assets as you diversify your portfolio in 2018. They may include renouncing U.S. citizenship. Taxes Are Driving Americans Away January 3, 2018 by Jocelynn Smith Wealth Protection Now is a great time to take steps to protect your assets as you diversify your portfolio in 2018.
Want to know how to trade stocks like a champion and boost your profits? Start with these simple trading resolutions for the new year. Boost Your Profits With Simple Resolutions January 3, 2018 by Michael Carr Investing Many resolutions are mundane promises to eat better, lose weight or save more money. But you should also resolve to make the most of your portfolio.
In the early 1900s, a new calendar was the first of its kind — it predicted a stock market cycle that would occur repeatedly over the next 100 years. 100-Year-Old Calendar Reveals This About 2018 January 1, 2018 by Chad Shoop Stocks I’m not pulling out my crystal ball today. I’ve got something even better — a 100-year-old calendar will do better than throwing out a best guess for 2018.
Lumber prices tend to peak ahead of stock prices. That means with lumber prices rising right now, stocks should keep going up. Lumber Prices Give the All-Clear Signal for the Stock Market January 1, 2018 by Michael Carr U.S. Economy Lumber prices are an important economic indicator. High demand for lumber means homebuilders are building houses, which boosts economic activity.

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