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Is a Democrat or Republican President Better for Stocks? (You Might Be Surprised)
Should stock market investors worry more about a U.S. president who is a Republican or one who’s a Democrat? The research is revealing — and so is this single outlier.
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How to Put Market Corrections to Good Use
When you first learn Elliott wave analysis, the one move you always want to catch is wave 3. After all, it’s the strongest and usually longest part of the basic wave pattern. But HOW exactly do you catch one? Watch our Interest Rates Pro Service editor Nady Laymoud show how he uses market corrections to…
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“IT’S GO TIME”
With the yields on the 3-month U.S. T-bill at their highest in 22 years, “IT’S GO TIME,” says our new, September Financial Forecast. Watch FF co-editor Peter Kendall walk you through an eye-opener of a chart stretching back to the 1990s to explain what “go” means.
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What Will Happen to That $30 Trillion in U.S. Home Equity?
U.S. home equity is near record-levels — just below the peak of 2022. Yet, there’s at least one sign that change is just ahead. Here’s what you can learn from the prior housing bust.
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Insights into the Implosion of ESG Debt
Investors in ESG bonds are smarting — big time. The collapse in these bonds has been steep. Learn why you need to be wary of ratings agency decisions.
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Nvidia’s “Blockbuster” Gains: Delusion or Very Real, Bullish Development?
On August 29, tech giant Nvidia Inc. whose chips are key for the exploding artificial intelligence market soared to its highest level ever. The “fundamental” explanation for the stock’s rise seems clear as a chatbot’s cursor; namely, A.I. fervor has stoked the rally. But we think it’s time for an upgrade on this news-led model.
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“Climbing Oil Prices Bearish for Stocks”? It’s a Myth!
Oil and stocks sometimes trend together. Other times, they don’t.
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2 Economic Indicators Fall Fast – Recession Ahead?
A major Wall Street firm just said that there’s only a slight chance of a U.S. recession in the next 12 months. That opinion might turn out to be right. On the other hand, here are two economic indicators which point in a different direction.
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Jobs in the U.S.: “Trouble in Paradise”
“Negative readings on this indicator foreshadowed all three of the most recent recessions”
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U.S. Corporations: All Gain, No Pain?
Although bond yields and interest rates have spiked, corporate borrowers have yet to feel the pain. Why? Our monthly Global Market Perspective contributor, Murray Gunn, explains.
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