China and Russia are using the buddy system against the United States amid the recent trade and tariff war.
Their militaries are even joining forces.
by A.J. Bursick
China and Russia are using the buddy system against the United States amid the recent trade and tariff war.
Their militaries are even joining forces.
by Jack Delaney
As more Americans reach the age of 65, more investors are looking for the best healthcare REIT to buy in 2018.
And thanks to expert advice, we're going to share the perfect pick.
You can find all the details about this profit opportunity right here...
The Wall Street Journal created an immediate controversy last week when the newspaper's managing editor tried to kill a story critical of Wall Street's power.
While WSJ didn't want you to see this, we think it's too important for you to miss.
What it shows could mean we are on the verge of another financial crisis...
The race to the first $1 trillion market cap is on. The tech behemoths in the stock market led the way in 2017, and investors cheered as they saw their brokerage accounts swell.
And while many think either Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) or Alphabet Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOGL) will be the first to hit a $1 trillion market cap, Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT) may actually be first.
Here's why we're so bullish on Microsoft stock...
Here are two companies Chris Johnson recommends buying right now…
The Dow Jones today dropped 500 points in pre-market trading after China announced new tariffs on 106 American exports.
The new tariffs impose a 25% levy on American automobiles, whiskey and other products.
Here are the two stocks Chris recommends going into this earnings season.
Here are the two stocks Chris recommends going into this earnings season.
by Lee Adler
You've seen this in cheesy Western movies: an armed standoff that often begins with some variation of "This town ain't big enough for the both of us."
That's where we are now with stocks and bonds. And we're rapidly approaching the point where the town ain't big enough for either of them.
The U.S. Treasury continues to pound the market with massive amounts of new supply, but Treasuries held their own this month and even rallied a bit.
Instead, stocks caught it in the neck.
So what's happening? Nothing good…
It's a simple question of liquidity, or, more specifically, the lack of it.
As I've been telling my Sure Money readers, there's no longer enough liquidity in the system to support bullish moves in both stocks and bonds.
If one rallies, the other must be the source of funds for that rally. So in March, stocks were the liquidity sink that supported the rally in bonds.
And don't be fooled by events like we saw this past Thursday, when there were rallies in both stocks and bonds: Neither baseball, nor life, nor markets move in a straight line. They are full of surprises.
But those surprises happen in the context of a broad arc. And right now, that arc is pointing down.
by Greg Madison
The market's biggest, most powerful companies, with stocks worth a total $2.2 trillion, are currently caught up in a whirlwind.
No one reads stocks like our D.R. Barton, Jr., and he's here to tell you exactly what's in play...
The Alibabacoin Foundation wants to raise $3.5 million in an ICO.
The only problem is that the foundation is not involved with Alibaba.
In fact, the foundation just received a restraining order...