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Fear of budget deficits is a handy tool when you’re opposed to a more activist government. That ideological bias plays out in a lot of ways. Deficit-Phobia Isn’t Really About Money, It’s About Government’s Hand in the Pot
by Ted Bauman February 27, 2019 Bonds, Currency, Winning Investor Daily
Fear of budget deficits is a handy tool when you’re opposed to a more activist government. That ideological bias plays out in a lot of ways … including here on the pages of Sovereign Investor Daily…
A 1.2% Drop in Retail May Foreshadow a Recession
by Chad Shoop February 26, 2019 American Investor Today, Recession
The health of the economy is tied to the stock market, and two quarters of negative growth spell recession. American consumers are keeping a close eye on it.
Many believe volatility is synonymous with risk. Risk is bad, and volatility is good. Calling a market volatile is the highest form of compliment. Why Market Volatility is a Good Thing for Investors
by Michael Carr February 25, 2019 Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily
Many believe volatility is synonymous with risk. Risk is bad, and volatility is good. Calling a market volatile is the highest form of compliment.
Many people mistake the Federal Reserve’s short-term retreat on interest rates as a permanent victory over a bear market. The Fed Not Raising Rates Is an Investor Trap
by Ted Bauman February 20, 2019 U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily
Many people mistake the Federal Reserve’s short-term retreat on interest rates as a permanent victory over a bear market.
5 Reasons Why Tesla Is Undervalued by Stock Analysts
by Chad Shoop February 19, 2019 American Investor Today, Best of Series, Investment Opportunities
Tesla has branded itself as a top-of-the-line luxury vehicle-maker on par with Cadillac, Jaguar and Porsche. It’s a great stock to own now and for years to come.

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