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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. […]

10 Ways to Beat Phone Scammers December 18, 2018 by Ted Bauman Privacy Invasion “A pestilence.” “Deserving of a fate worse than death.” “A curse on all their houses.” Those were some of the comments regarding last week’s article, about the scammers responsible for the epidemic of scam phone calls. To recap: By mid-2019, half of all U.S. phone calls will be scams. Ninety percent of those calls will […]

Why Biofuel Production Is Short December 18, 2018 by Anthony Planas Commodities Ethanol was sold as the key to America’s energy independence. Now a decade after a Congress’ mandate on ethanol, the new-age biofuel is falling short of expectations. In 2007, the government passed the Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA). Its mandate was to set guidelines for the growth of biofuels, including ethanol. But production of […]

Petroleum: The 2019 Breakout Sector That Pays High Dividends December 17, 2018 by Matt Badiali Oil Big pipeline stocks are poised to breakout in 2019. The United States has over 200,000 miles of pipelines that transport crude oil, natural gas liquids and refined products around the country. That’s long enough to wrap around the earth over nine times! If we add in the natural gas pipelines, it could wrap the earth […]

The narrative is the main idea that guides how we think about the markets. And how we think about the markets is equal to how we invest.

This Is 2018’s Market Narrative of the Year December 14, 2018 by Ian King Global Economy The narrative is the main idea that guides how we think about the markets. And how we think about the markets is equal to how we invest.