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When Rates Rise, It’s Time to Bounce on Banks June 11, 2019 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff In the day, we sweat it out on Wall Street, in a runaway bull-market dream. At night, President Trump tweets about mansions of glory and interest-rate-cutting machines. In his latest series of tweets, Trump is stepping out over the line. “The Fed interest rate is way too high, added to ridiculous quantitative tightening. They don’t […]

3 Steps for Turning Any Stock Into an Instant Income Machine June 11, 2019 by Chad Shoop American Investor Today, Income, Investing Investors expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates to support the economy. And during volatile times, most investors flee to safe-haven positions or cash in their profits. But Chad Shoop has a different strategy to profit from the market’s volatility. And he’s sharing it with you today. (5-minute read)

Mexico’s Sword of Damocles June 10, 2019 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff The U.S. and Mexico reached an agreement on trade and immigration this weekend. So, it’s time to celebrate. Crisis averted! Or is it? The promised 5% tariff on Mexican goods hasn’t been completely eradicated. It’s just been “indefinitely suspended.” In other words, President Trump could bring it back at any moment if he decides that […]

Uncompleted Wells (DUCs) Are Waiting for Sustained Higher Oil Prices June 10, 2019 by Matt Badiali American Investor Today, Oil Life in the West Texas oil fields is boom and bust. Oil prices used to dictate success in the shale patch, but they mean less today. A recent cost-saving strategy left oil service companies just waiting for one thing. When it happens, it will be a fun ride for investors.

The market tells the Fed what it should be doing, not vice versa. That’s how it maintained transparency after the global financial crisis.

The Fed Is Now Dovish — Why the Markets Haven’t Really Changed June 7, 2019 by Ian King Stocks, U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily The market tells the Fed what it should be doing, not vice versa. That’s how it maintained transparency after the global financial crisis.