bear market

There’s one simple pattern that indicates whether a stock will go up or down… and most investors don’t know it exists.

As Charlie Munger famously noted, “Microeconomics is what you do. Macroeconomics is what you put up with.”

There’s one powerful strategy you should take advantage of in times of market volatility to determine whether that cheap stock really is a moneymaker.

According to bear market history, the worst investors sold at the bottom, while the best investors learned to take advantage of the downturn.

As the market sell-off continues, it’s important to remember that opportunity still lies in great companies trading at lower valuations.

We’ve officially arrived at a long-awaited bear market, and investors are wondering how to handle it. The answer lies in great companies at better prices.

Instead of worrying about the state of the market, prepare for it by taking the necessary steps to protect your portfolio.

Risk is what you can’t see coming. While timing is uncertain, we will have many bull and bear markets in the future. Smart investors plan ahead – as should you.

Agricultural commodities are in the midst of a rip-roaring bull market, but most investors are missing out.

There are only two types of market timers: those who don’t know what they’re doing and those who don’t know they don’t know what they’re doing.