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As we know economic risk is high right now
Introduce an objective way to measure economic uncertainty and risk. Read more
“Putting the Treasury on the brink of default is as stupid as politics”
Confrontation with the US debt ceiling is against the interests of all American investors, consumers and taxpayers. Read more
This is where BlackRock sees a thematic ETF investment opportunity as technology takes off
This week’s ETF wrap shines a light on electric vehicles, an industry that BlackRock’s Jay Jacobs says has taken off but still has a ways to go. Read more
The stock market is sending so many conflicting signals that it’s easy to get confused
A breakout for the S&P 500 from its trading range cannot be fully relied upon. Read more
20 AI Stocks Expected to Have Highest Compound Annual Sales Growth Through 2025
AI is “the next thing” in technology, but unlike other modes of investment, it looks likely to have staying power as it transforms many industries. Read more
Why market timers are worried about the gap between Dow transports and Dow industrials
The Dow theory clarifies the divergences between these two stock market averages. Read more
Here’s why Treasuries are considered a reasonable alternative to stocks for the first time in 14 years
Markets have moved to TARA (there are reasonable alternatives). Read more
Small, focused technology stock picks: This fund invests in unknown innovators. Here are 2 best options.
Oak Associates Funds’ Robert Stimpson offers advice for investors on what to look for if they want to invest in resilient tech companies. Read more
Bondholders have more to fear from the Fed than the debt ceiling
The 10-year Treasury yield actually declined after the US government’s credit rating downgrade in 2011. Read more
Ray Dalio Says Debt Ceiling Debate Sets Stage for ‘Disastrous Financial Collapse’
Rising US debt will eventually lead to the equivalent of a run on the central bank. Read more