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When Will The Stock Market Turn Around? The Answer Might Be Hiding In Plain Sight.
“The portfolio has been treading water” and “When are we going to see a turn around?” have been frequent comments from my clients, and almost every other financial advisor I talk to on a regular...

Latest mortgage news: Mortgage rates drop amid economic uncertainty
...percent last week, according to Bankrate’s national survey of large lenders. Mortgage rates tumbled in recent weeks after a sudden banking crisis roiled markets. The Federal Reserve has been...

Continued Market Volatility Benefits Cash-Rich Companies Like These
In this article, I present the strategy that focuses on cash-rich firms. Continuing market volatility attributed to banking industry fears and recession worries makes companies with solid cash...

How much more will the Fed raise rates in 2023? Here’s what experts are saying
Most of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes may be in the rearview mirror. The question now: How many more increases can officials sneak in before the U.S. economy breaks? After spending last...

Running Out Of Hard Currency As Inflation Tops 100%, Argentina’s Economy Minister Sergio Massa Is Under Pressure
It was bound to happen. After appearing to walk on water for months on end after the cataclysmic exit of his predecessor at the Economy Ministry, Sergio Massa has begun to seriously feel the heat of...

If It’s Not One Thing, It’s...
...as high as 90% of the deposits were in excess of the FDIC insurance limit of $250,000. Set many years ago (2008), and not adjusted for inflation, maybe that should have been $400,000 or higher...

Qatar Receives Ratings Boost As It Makes The Most Of Surging Gas Demand
Fitch Ratings has revised its outlook on Qatar's AA- credit rating from stable to positive, citing the expected strong growth in the country’s gas exports in the coming years. Qatar is currently...

Interest Rates In 2023, Will A Recession Force The Fed To Cut?
The Fed will meet to set short-term interest rates on May 3. Wall Street currently expects the Fed sees a balanced chance of the Fed either making a 0.25-percentage-point hike or holding rates...