Some investors have argued that we are in a bubble right now – that stock valuations are unjustified. But market analysis shows that they’re mistaken.
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As the country begins to reopen, it may seem difficult to tell which businesses will recover and which will stay permanently shuttered. Here’s a clue.
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Today, Alex shares his thoughts on “the last human freedom.” Our freedom to choose our own attitude is an important part of achieving true wealth.
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The recent coronavirus crash led many investors to panic and pull money out of the market, but this is never a good idea. Market timing simply does not work.
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Stock market bears insist that the recent rally makes no sense. Most lack imagination or don’t understand how markets work – or both.
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It can be hard to know when exactly to buy into a stock, but there’s a telltale sign – and reliable investment strategy – that rarely fails.
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This economist’s flawed predictions serve as one of our favorite contrarian indicators. And they’re paying off yet again amid the coronavirus crisis.
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Why do so many investors fail? What are successful investors doing differently? Well, for starters, they find a proven investment strategy and stick to it.
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Markets are efficient – everything that can be known is immediately reflected in share prices. So why do “experts” hate the market so much?
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First quarter GDP took a hit, but the market is already looking ahead to the third and fourth quarters. Here’s what investors understand that the experts don’t.