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We are now entering bear-market territory. Maintaining your wealth so that you can reinvest when the market turns higher should now be your No. 1 priority.

Maintain Your Wealth in 2019 with Precious Metals Stocks December 24, 2018 by Joseph Hargett Investing We are now entering bear-market territory. Maintaining your wealth so that you can reinvest when the market turns higher should now be your No. 1 priority.

While fears such as the U.S.-China trade tangle share some of the blame, the end of the Fed’s war on cash is causing an exodus among all asset classes.

The Fed’s War on Cash Is Now Over December 21, 2018 by Ian King Investing While fears such as the U.S.-China trade tangle share some of the blame, the end of the Fed’s war on cash is causing an exodus among all asset classes.

Bull markets condition individuals to buy dips. Uptrends reward buyers for that behavior. But in a bear market, dip buyers rapidly face large losses.

Investors Don’t Understand We’re in a Bear Market December 20, 2018 by Michael Carr Stocks Bull markets condition individuals to buy dips. Uptrends reward buyers for that behavior. But in a bear market, dip buyers rapidly face large losses.

While the rest of the market crumbles, these asset classes are gaining. Here’s why these winners could keep winning as we make our way into 2019.

Precious Metals ETFs Lead the Way Into 2019 December 20, 2018 by John Ross Trending While the rest of the market crumbles, these asset classes are gaining. Here’s why these winners could keep winning as we make our way into 2019.

The Russell 2000 Index May Be a Solid New Year’s Investment December 19, 2018 by Ian Dyer Investment Opportunities The Russell 2000 Index is used as a gauge for overall sentiment on growth stocks. As a result, it tends to be riskier than large-cap indexes such as the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average. This index is made up of 2,016 small-cap companies. The biggest one is valued at only $6.46 billion. […]