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It’s time to trade like it’s 1999.

Many investors think the market’s recent behavior is crazy and irrational. But if you review what’s happened over the last six months, it makes perfect sense.

Most of Wall Street’s investment research is worthless. Instead, investors should heed this one very important market indicator.

The bad news about the coronavirus keeps coming. But the mainstream media isn’t telling the whole story.

Despite a global pandemic, economic shutdown and spike in unemployment, the stock market has rallied to impressive heights. This “fire ant” theory explains why.

We can’t predict what the market will do tomorrow. But we can understand the market’s recent behavior… and use that knowledge to help our portfolios today.

The coronavirus crisis has not been kind to Warren Buffett. But his investing track record was lagging even before this pandemic began.

If you buy a stock for cheap and it recovers, you can make a lot of money. That’s why you should go against the grain and keep an eye out for this key buy signal…

Markets are efficient – everything that can be known is immediately reflected in share prices. So why do “experts” hate the market so much?

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.