Market Watch

Let's face it. Anyone who works in, or just visits, the Wall Street area of Manhattan can't deny the aura of power and money isn't what it was 20, 30 or 50 years ago. Read More.

In a Sept. 7, 2011 article in The New York Times, leftist economist Paul Krugman insisted that Bitcoin was a bubble waiting to burst. He questioned the cryptocurrency's viability as a currency, criticized its decentralized nature, and expressed skepticism about its long-term prospects. Read More.

There is certainly bullish bias in the market for big tech, which means selling could provide buying opportunities.  However, buying the tech sector way up high right before earnings is gambling. Read More.

And even today, yes, the American government is wealthy. China has financial abilities that they've never had before. But even these governments cannot mimic the Federal Reserve. They cannot manipulate the markets for any type of intermediate or longer term time basis. No one and nothing can. The markets are too big. Read More.

The children's tale of the Three Little Pigs imparts an important moral value, one relevant at any age when it comes to trading the markets. Read More.

One of the hallmarks of what we do is that it doesn't matter if the markets go up or down. If they want to go up, we make money. If they want to go down, we make money. We provide consistent returns, regardless of market direction. Read More.

In the wake of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), financial analysts slammed Team Biden for pushing banks to consider LGBTQ+ and global warming over shareholder returns. Read More.

There is always a cost. Decisions and actions are powerfully reflect those costs. Read More.

Stock market participants are also fond of the idea of predictable, seasonal discounts. Read More.

Bear markets, by their nature, are more volatile than bull markets. Bull markets, by their nature, capture most of the history. Read More.

At the beginning of 1973 investors obviously didn’t know they were still years away from a real bull market, and they carried on like the good times were back again. Read More.

The mortal King of Kings is a lesson and a warning. Read More.

It is human nature to meddle. People want to help, but most of the time the situation would be better off left alone. Read More.

Don’t sacrifice the big for the small. Don't miss the opportunity to capitalize on a massive life-changing event, like the end of a major bear market. Read More.

The general stock market has acted like a nut through the summer. Read More.