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The future is already looking bright for Vuzix stock, not just because of the boom in smart glasses, but because of what it’s doing specifically as a company.

Vuzix: The Augmented Reality Company to Invest In January 23, 2018 by Ian Dyer Investment Opportunities The future is already looking bright for this company and not just because of the boom in augmented reality and smart glasses.

With the U.S. stock market at all-time highs — and at stretched value levels not seen since 1929 and 1999 — there’s never been a more important time to diversify your profits from stocks outside America’s borders. European stocks, for instance.

Buy Europe’s Unloved Banks While They’re Cheap January 23, 2018 by Jeff Yastine Stocks Europe’s economy is on a tear. We’ve certainly seen it in our Total Wealth Insider portfolio, where one of our European banking stocks is up nearly 40%.

Bond king Jeffrey Gundlach warns that stocks could be in trouble. Specifically, he said if the 10-year treasury yield rises above 2.63%, it could start to hurt equities. Here's why he's wrong.

Interest Rates Are Still Too Low to Matter January 22, 2018 by Michael Carr U.S. Economy Bond king Jeffrey Gundlach said that if the 10-year yield rises above 2.63%, it could start to hurt equities. On Friday, the rate was at 2.64%.

Gold has surprisingly outperformed the broad market over the past month, and it’s likely to maintain that uptrend through a potential pullback in stocks.

It’s a Great Time to Add Gold to Your Portfolio January 19, 2018 by Jocelynn Smith Gold There is one standout this year that could easily weather a government shutdown and a stock market sell-off, and that's gold.

The markets have kicked off 2018 with a bang. The surge to start the year sent a popular ratio, the put/call ratio, to its lowest level in almost four years. Here's what that tells us to expect.

This Ratio Signals a Pullback Is Coming January 19, 2018 by Chad Shoop Stocks As this ratio moves lower, it starts to tell us what we can expect from the market — and right now, it’s telling us to expect a pullback.