Contrarian investing is an enviable skill. There are several markets – including commodities – that may be due for a boom, but how can investors know for sure?
Market Analysis
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There are several schools of thought on where China will end up in terms of global wealth, but one thing is for certain: Don’t buy the China bull.
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Today, both conventional market analysis and historical comparisons tell us that the U.S. stock market is in a bubble. So what should investors do?
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WeWork’s recent – and stunning – fall from grace is far from an isolated incident in the world of tech investing. Could this be the end of unicorns?
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Many investors focus solely on the U.S. stock market, but there are plenty of market-busting trends out there that can benefit your ETF trading system.
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Financial analysts crunch endless amounts of data attempting to divine the future. But if you want to grow your wealth, their predictions aren’t the best bet.
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Contrary to recent fears, our current stock market is not a bubble. But savvy wealth builders should be prepared for both bull and bear markets ahead.
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As market volatility continues and recession fears loom, savvy investors should follow Sir John Templeton’s example and prepare with value and sector ETFs.
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The Fed made a widely anticipated rate cut yesterday, but the Dow plunged on the news. Alex Green explains why investors should celebrate, not grumble.
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One economist’s perceptions and market analysis are so flawed that they serve as nearly perfect contrarian indicators. Here’s why he’s wrong again.