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Charles Mizrahi has an uncanny ability to spot ongoing money-making opportunities from a hundred miles away. His impeccable reputation began on the trading floor of the New York Futures Exchange.

Banyan Hill Welcomes New Senior Analyst, Charles Mizrahi January 10, 2019 by Jocelynn Smith American Investor Today Charles Mizrahi has an uncanny ability to spot ongoing money-making opportunities from a hundred miles away. His impeccable reputation began on the trading floor of the New York Futures Exchange.

Interview With Charles Mizrahi … a Wall Street Maverick January 10, 2019 by Jocelynn Smith American Investor Today Wall Street and the stock market always represented opportunity for me. It held the chance to turn a small investment into something much larger with the right research and insight. I’m excited today to introduce you to Charles Mizrahi, Banyan Hill’s newest editor.

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 January 7, 2019 by Amber Lancaster Trending This week, Paul, Ian and Amber hopped on the phone to discuss the current state of the market.

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 January 3, 2019 by Michael Carr 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 January 3, 2019 by Michael Carr 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.