The Dow Jones Industrial Average projected a 230-point gain ahead of a busy day of earnings reports.
This morning, the U.S. Labor Department reported another strong October jobs report.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average projected a 230-point gain ahead of a busy day of earnings reports.
This morning, the U.S. Labor Department reported another strong October jobs report.
Annuity sales are rising thanks to the demise of the "fiduciary rule," a Labor Department rule requiring brokers to act in the best interest of their clients.
Sales are up 25% already, a clear sign Wall Street is foisting these expensive products onto investors who don't need them.
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You've probably already heard China is one of the hottest places to invest in right now. But the reason why might come as a surprise.
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On Tuesday (Oct. 23), the European Commission rejected a draft of the Italian government's 2019 budget, rattling markets and setting investors on edge.
Following the report, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell as much as 442 points, adding to October's severe losses.
Big government just sent a massive buy signal on pot stocks.
It's really quite shocking.
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Is there a company that could survive against Amazon?
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If recent market volatility has caused your portfolio to sink, just remember this: There's always a way to make money.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average kicked off November with an 87 point gain premarket trading.
by Tim Melvin
It is that time of the year again…
Halloween's over; the skeletons and pirate zombies are back in the attic. My wife and I are now having animated discussions about just how soon the Christmas Pelican can take up residence in the yard. As always, I shall initially insist on the second week of December and stage a gradual retreat eventually settling on Thanksgiving weekend.
College football is in full swing, and the all-important Army-Navy game is now just weeks away. Once I manage to overlook the absence of baseball, it really is an excellent time of year.
This year, though, there's a fly in the ointment: the markets.
They've gone stark raving bonkers, staging some gut-wrenching declines and breathtaking counter-rallies.
Personally, I don't pay much attention to daily price moves, at least until my numbers tell me it's time to get interested in a particular company.
The truth is, I find the constant "What's the market gonna do next?" questions decidedly un-festive.
In short, all this noise, the ridiculous questions, the endless punditry… it's harshing my autumnal vibe.
I'm guessing you feel the same way, so here's what we're going to do about it...