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I don't think a monkey throwing darts could lose money in this situation. But with a guy like Gerald Ford? I think it's a virtual certainty he'll make a fortune.
One or two stock sectors always lead the market. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, it was technology and Internet stocks. These stocks went up the most in the bull market and fell the most in the bear market.
Right now, I believe real estate investment trusts (REITs) are one of the worst places you can put your money. But there is one exception...
Last week, I took my son to watch freight trains at a spot train watchers call the Folkston Funnel. Things have changed since 2005...
It may not sound like much, but compounding your money at 1.8% every two weeks turns every $1,000 you invest into $1,530 in one year.
This anomaly means you collect bigger yields – 10%-12% for the safest preferred stocks – and a guaranteed capital gain...
Occasionally, the market loses its efficiency and you can make money from public information. I've found one of those situations in the government bond market.
Penny stocks are tiny companies, and small improvements in their business or in their market can result in huge gains in the company's profits and stock price.
If the U.S. government's "funny money" printing efforts continue to undermine the dollar, gold will soar and gold stocks will shoot to the moon.
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