Category: Stocks & Bonds

Where should you save your money first? Should you prioritize funding an emergency fund or paying off high-yield debt? Should you max out your…

Each year, the biggest firms on Wall St. issue their S&P 500 price target within their Market Outlook. These annual reports are super compelling….

Despite the robust post-COVID recovery, economic components throughout the U.S. have experienced significant softening this year. Inflation is primarily to blame. Household savings rates…

Stock markets staged a massive rally last week on the news that inflation figures softened during October. The S&P 500 was up 5.9%, and…

There is a reason why you shouldn’t buy high-flying stocks, and Meta (Facebook’s parent company) is the latest example of why.  …

Inflation levels in the U.S. have the potential to fall sooner than most expect as money supply growth, shipping costs, housing, and commodity prices…

Many people lately are talking about gold as an effective hedge against inflation. After all, gold is often touted as an inflation-protected safe-haven asset…

During times like this, I often look at historical charts and read old books to help put our current environment into context. During volatility…

Just about everybody I know is bearish. Money managers, clients, business owners, and others are all confident that a recession is inevitable. …