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Few sectors were hit harder than insurance companies in 2008, so it stands to reason that they learned their lessons. But some lessons are not so easily learned...

This Hurricane Season Could Devastate the Insurance Industry September 6, 2017 by Joseph Hargett U.S. Economy Few sectors were hit harder than insurance companies in 2008, so it stands to reason that they learned their lessons. But some lessons are not so easily learned...

5 Reasons to Buy Microsoft Stock to Invest in Cloud-Computing September 6, 2017 by Optin Disruptors and Dominators The Pearl Street Station in New York City was the first central power plant in the world. Powered up by the Edison Illuminating Co. in September 1882, it first generated electricity for a few dozen lights in lower Manhattan. Large-scale power plants completely changed the way that people lived. Before these power plants, people produced […]

We are quickly moving toward a world where remembering passwords is becoming obsolete. Soon, you will just need your face.

Your Face Is the Newest Weapon Against Cybercrime September 1, 2017 by Jocelynn Smith Investment Opportunities We are quickly moving toward a world where remembering passwords is becoming obsolete. Soon, you will just need your face.

High earnings growth means the stock market should be surging, right? Instead, we have a fearful market that isn’t sure how to process what’s going on.

Earnings’ Sudden Resurgence Frightens Smart Investors August 30, 2017 by Ian Dyer Trading Strategies High earnings growth means the stock market should be surging, right? Instead, we have a fearful market that isn’t sure how to process what’s going on.

Warning signs exist in stock markets ... if you know to look for them. Learning to interpret them could help your portfolio survive the next recession.

The Business Cycle is on Its Last Legs August 28, 2017 by Ted Bauman U.S. Economy Warning signs exist in stock markets ... if you know to look for them. Learning to interpret them could help your portfolio survive the next recession.