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Investor Expectations blocks showing the market Investor Expectations vs. Economic Data: How They Sway the Stock Market Investors’ expectations sway the stock market one way. Economic data sway it another. This is the “expectations versus reality” battle we see in the markets every day. You need to understand this battle to be successful in your investments. Chad Shoop shares the chart he uses to track this phenomenon and how he implements it in his portfolio. (4-minute read)
Central bankers don’t seem to see anything wrong, as global bond markets from Germany to Japan slide into negative-yielding territory. Central Banks Are Wrong: Negative Yields Are for Fools Can you imagine a friend borrowing money from you and then telling you that the longer it takes him to pay you back, the less money he owes you?
The Most Successful Options Strategy of the Decade Explained Our experts have given us so many ideas to prosper during what they’re calling The New Roaring ’20s, the most difficult part might be deciding which stocks to buy first! Attendees will leave knowing some of the best tech innovations of the coming decade. We want to give you a peek at some of that … plus an opportunity to buy our best-performing research service at a steal! (5-minute read) Byline: By Kristen Barrett, Senior Managing Editor
If you want to make triple- and quadruple-digit gains in the years ahead, you need to adapt. You need to invest in the tech companies that will dominate the U.S. economy in the next decade. This Red-Hot Tech Investment Will Dominate the 2020s If you want to make triple- and quadruple-digit gains in the years ahead, you need to adapt. You need to invest in the tech companies that will dominate the U.S. economy in the next decade.
3 Funds You Can “Buy on the Dip” Right Now! Matt Badiali and Chad Shoop recommend three sectors set to rally higher this year. (2-minute read)

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