There is a single potential catalyst for depression that isn’t just plausible, it’s actually more likely than not this year. But that only means that we MIGHT end up in a depression if the US fails to do three specific things to prevent it.
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Unemployment is already 15% and expected to keep rising for several months. Many investors are worried this could become a depression and Moody’s chief economist just said it might. Find out what two catalysts might turn the worst recession in 75 years into a full-blown depression that could send the stock market crashing.
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With economists expecting up to 32% unemployment in the coming months many fear we could be headed for another Great Depression. Here are the important differences between then and now, and what it likely means for both the economy and your portfolio.
Continue Reading ...The first bear market in a decade means it’s raining golden opportunities for smart investors. Here are the 7 great undervalued dividend stocks I added to my new portfolio last week, plus another 19 fantastic buying opportunities for you to consider.
Continue Reading ...Many people are worried another financial crisis is coming soon. Find out why another crisis is inevitable, where it’s likely (and not likely) to come from, and most importantly, what investors should do about it.
Continue Reading ...America’s current approach to resolving long standing trade disputes with China is either crazy or brilliant. If it works then the world will be much better off. If it doesn’t we may be facing: another financial crisis, a global recession, and a stock market crash.
Continue Reading ...Last week the stock market suffered the worst week in two years. So naturally many investors are scarred that the selling is just getting started. Discover why the truth is that long-term investors have nothing to fear from corrections, bear markets, or even outright crashes. In fact, in order to achieve your financial goals, you need to embrace them.
Continue Reading ...It’s said that the stock market has predicted nine of the last five recessions. Learn why, despite a plethora of doom sayers out there, no one can predict the next economic downturn, and even if they could you can’t, and shouldn’t, try to invest around it.
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Every earnings season is important but Q2’s is likely to be the most important in modern history because it might determine not just how stocks perform for the rest of 2020, but for several years to come.
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The chaos roiling the markets is complex and so here’s the rest of what investors need to know about what’s causing this crash, how bad it might get, and most importantly how you can protect your nest egg from potential devastation.
Continue Reading ...With corporate debt now at record high levels many worry this could be the trigger for the next great financial crisis. Here are five crucial facts about corporate debt and the risks it poses to our financial system. Most importantly, discover how likely high corporate debt is to trigger another stock market meltdown, and how you should be adjusting your portfolio today.
Continue Reading ...Find out what how bad the next recession and bear market are likely to be. More importantly, discover the best way to protect your portfolio when the next stock market crash inevitably strikes.
Continue Reading ...Discover why market history and positive fundamentals may conspire to cause stocks to meltup in the coming quarters. Potentially enough to trigger the third 50% market crash in 20 years.
Continue Reading ...Recently we just celebrated the 30th anniversary of the 1987 stock market crash, when the S&P 500 plunged 22% in a single day. No matter what financial history says, there is simply no way to avoid the kind of intense emotional turmoil that goes along with such volatility, which is why personalized risk management is such a vital component of long-term investing.
Continue Reading ...Financial headlines are generally eye catching, and exciting, and almost always wrong. Use them to manage your portfolio at your peril.
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