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Paul  , Ian Dyer and Amber Lancaster discuss the recent market moves on a weekly basis and forecast what’s coming next. Market Talk: What You Can Look Forward to in 2019
by Amber Lancaster January 7, 2019 Trending
This week, Paul, Ian and Amber hopped on the phone to discuss the current state of the market.
Electric Cars Will Make Palladium Stocks as Pricey as Gold Palladium ran up 35% in the second half of 2018. It is now close to gold as the most expensive precious metal.
What 2018’s Stock Plunge Tells Us About 2019
by Chad Shoop January 4, 2019 Investing
It was a year where it’s safe to say that most investors didn’t make money. The bearish atmosphere that besets the market can be frustrating, but I come bearing good news — two down years for the S&P 500 is very rare.
One story some analysts are missing is the price of lumber. After surging to a new all-time high in May, futures prices fell 48% by the end of the year. Lumber Prices Are Falling, Spelling Trouble for the Economy
by Michael Carr January 3, 2019 Soft Commodities
One story some analysts are missing is the price of lumber. After surging to a new all-time high in May, futures prices fell 48% by the end of the year.
I believe the long-awaited bear market started in October. That’s consistent with my forecast for a recession in early 2019. Lumber Prices Show How Bad the Economy Will Get
by Michael Carr January 3, 2019 Soft Commodities
One story some analysts are missing is the price of lumber. After surging to a new all-time high in May, futures prices fell 48% by the end of the year.

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