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Inverted Yield Curve Suggests Interest Rate Cuts Ahead The yield curve is a depiction of interest rates plotted over the length of time to maturity. Economists use it to predict changes in the economic output growth. Ian King explains the yield curve in more detail, and why you shouldn’t lighten up on your stocks just yet.
Why Investors Love Share Buybacks Share buybacks have risen in popularity because corporations see them as a good way to return value to shareholders. But lawmakers think this deal is too good to last. Anthony Planas explains why you don’t want to miss the buybacks trend.
Explaining Bank Stock Performance vs. Federal Reserve Interest Rates Bank stocks go down when the Fed raises rates and when it lowers them? It doesn’t make much sense. So, what are you to do?
ROBO ETF Is Up Over 9% in 2 Months — A Solid AI Stock to Buy Today Artificial intelligence (AI) started in a summer conference back in 1956. Today it is part of our everyday life. Charles Mizrahi is an expert when it comes to making money in this sector, and he’s confident that AI will bring great economic growth in the coming years. This is a trend you don’t want to miss!
Inverted yield curves have preceded the last seven U.S. recessions. But they don’t cause recessions. Rather, they are symptoms of recessionary conditions in the making. Yield Curve Inversion Proves A Recession is Coming in 2020 Inverted yield curves have preceded the last seven U.S. recessions. But they don’t cause recessions. Rather, they are symptoms of recessionary conditions in the making.

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