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It is fear that is employed constantly to gain public support for the massive U.S. police state surveillance system now in place. Fear has produced abandonment of our most important civil and personal rights.

Fear the Surveillance Police State January 30, 2018 by Bob Bauman Government & Politics Fear is employed constantly by the government to gain public support for the massive U.S. police state surveillance system now in place.

While it’s not time to sell U.S. stocks, it is time to buy an emerging markets ETF. And there’s one more reason to buy emerging markets...

This ETF Is a Safe Bet Even When U.S. Stocks Fall January 29, 2018 by Michael Carr Investment Opportunities One sector that’s undervalued is emerging markets. And this chart shows emerging markets could outperform the S&P 500 in the future.

Now, I know risk management can sound complicated, but it can be boiled down to one simple question: How much money can you lose and still sleep well at night?

Get Over Fear of Investing In Stock Market: Risk Management in Finance January 29, 2018 by Chad Shoop Stocks By reading the many emails I receive, I know the No. 1 concern for most investors is losing money. Today, I’m going to walk you through how to overcome that fear.

Small-cap stocks typically outperform in January. Investors call this the January Effect. This year is set to be the opposite case, with small-cap stocks underperforming so far. So what happened?

Where Did the January Effect Go? January 26, 2018 by Chad Shoop Stocks The January Effect is what investors call the typical outperformance of small-cap stocks in January. This year is set to be the opposite case.

It’s been more than 19 months since the last 5% dip in the S&P 500 Index. That’s a new record. This is just the sixth time we’ve gone more than a year without a 5% correction.

A New Record for the Stock Market January 25, 2018 by Michael Carr Stocks It’s been more than 19 months since the last 5% dip in the S&P 500 Index. This is just the sixth time we’ve gone more than a year without a 5% correction.