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Recessions Stink. Your Financial Wellbeing Doesn’t Have To
Not EVERYONE suffers in a recession. In fact, some businesses and people actually – dare we say it – thrive!
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Does the Yield Curve Point to Recession?
This famous indicator is sending a message about recession chances. Get the details now.
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Preview: How to Find Opportunities in a Recession — Not Merely Surviving but Thriving in a Downturn
Several key economic indicators suggest that a major downturn could be on the horizon. But here’s the good news: recession doesn’t have to mean retreat. In fact, it can be a time of strategic growth. The cover article in the June 2025 issue of The Socionomist offers a practical guide of how individuals and businesses…
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Corporate Executives Are Part of the Crowd
Financial herding is universal! Even groups like hedge fund managers – who are paid handsomely to think independently – tend to herd. Here’s what’s going on with corporate executives.
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Houlihan Lokey (HLI): Riding the Trend with Flash and EWAVES
When Elliott waves develop as expected, it’s a beautiful picture to watch. Here’s how watching wave patterns in Houlihan Lokey (HLI) helped us ride the recent trends.
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What Home Sales Tell Us About Recession Chances
The U.S. housing market is showing signs of major weakness. Time-tested indicators reveal what may be next for the sector – as well as for the entire economy.
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Recession isn’t Necessarily a Four-Letter Word
The June issue looks at recession opportunities, golfer Rory McIlroy and Art Deco. On Our Radar topics include DEI, airships, and disaster preparation.
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In the Mood for… a Trade Crusade
Uncertainty over U.S. trade policy is at a fever pitch. Americans have questions. Listen to our “In the Mood” episode on tariffs for answers.
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In the Mood For… A Murderous Musical
The Luigi Mangione story continues to be stranger than fiction. Listen today for our take on why so many are literally singing the praises of an accused murderer.
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Message to Moody’s: ”Thanks, Captain Obvious!”
If you rely on credit ratings agencies for timely financial warnings, you may be woefully disappointed. History provides examples. In one instance, this notorious company’s bond enjoyed an “investment grade” rating just 4 days before the company went bankrupt!
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