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U.S. Officials Say Debt Problem Worse than Believed

Investing By: Ken Stephens 31 January 2020
Debt problem

The U.S. Congressional Budget Office has just issued a warning that the debt situation has deteriorated considerably since last August. How much do we have to worry about this? A trillion dollars is not an amount that people can easily get their heads around. This is why people break this down on a per-capita basis, […]

Ralph Nader Warns of Pending Stock Market Implosion

Stocks By: Robert Paulsen 30 January 2020
Ralph Nader

Ralph Nader isn’t just a legend in his field, he stands far above anyone else. His field of expertise is not the stock market, although that isn’t stopping him from speaking out. You really had to be alive during Ralph Nader’s heyday to fully appreciate how big a force he was in consumer protectionism. He […]

Is Corporate Debt Now Creating a “Ponzi Market”?

Business By: John Miller 29 January 2020
Corporate Debt

Companies these days are borrowing at unprecedented rates, although the real threat here isn’t so much default as it is sacrificing future profits for shorter-term stock love. If you are holding stocks these days, which a lot of people are, you just have to love what companies are doing with their balance sheets in this […]

Schwab Rolls out New Ad Promoting Stock Balancing

Stocks By: Andrew Liu 28 January 2020
Schwab

Seeing a company like Schwab running an ad encouraging investors to diversify by balancing stocks and stock sectors may not appear noteworthy, but it certainly is. Small children will often ask why when you tell them something, and as you try to explain it to them, they will often just keep asking why to get […]

Is IBM Really That Good of a Defensive Stock?

Stocks By: Eric Baker 27 January 2020
IBM

IBM is being touted as a good defensive technology stock these days. They pay a very good dividend and isn’t as volatile as many tech stocks. Does this make it a good defensive play? Given that a lot of investors are at least a little skittish about the risk that holding stocks involved, and given […]

Using Gold to Hedge Against Stock Market Illness

Gold By: Monica Stankowski 26 January 2020
Gold

The stock market seems to be coming down with a virus right now, and while people aren’t that concerned about this one, we can still take a little medicine for these things. With the threat of the coronavirus in China increasing, it isn’t really that surprising that U.S. stocks are starting to come down with […]

Why Can’t We Have Double Digit Returns in 2020?

Investing By: Monica Stankowski 25 January 2020
Returns on stock investments

Just about all of the analysts are calling for only single-digit returns for stocks in 2020. We shouldn’t just take their word for this though, and look into the matter more deeply. The much more modest outlook for the stock market that just about everyone is predicting for the coming year is actually pretty easy […]

Is it Wise to Recommend Shorting Apple Right Now?

Investing By: Eric Baker 24 January 2020
Apple

If anyone was wondering what the all-time worst stock recommendation was, this would certainly promote a lot of discussion, at least up until now. People need to wonder no more. We definitely need to pay attention to where we enter a trade, and trade here just means entering a position of any expected duration. Our […]

Analyst Says it’s Time to Buy Aurora Cannabis Stock

Stocks By: Andrew Liu 23 January 2020
Aurora Cannabis

When a stock has lost 80% of its value since last March, and with some analysts forecasting another 50% decline from here, we need to be careful if we want to jump on this. For whatever reason, cannabis stocks have captured the attention of investors in a way that is entirely disproportionate to their size […]

Davos 2020 Continuing the Debate on Stakeholder Capitalism

Economics Of Investing By: Ken Stephens 22 January 2020
Davos 2020

One of the legacies of economist Milton Friedman was the concept of stakeholder capitalism. People are now looking to modify this, but not in an intelligent way. While economics and politics share a lot of common ground, the biggest difference between them is that economics takes rationality into account, where politics is based primarily upon […]

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