September 2022

The craziest thing I’ve seen in 25 years of trading happened on Wednesday. The stock market rallied on this news, but this stock market news is not good for the long term health of the stock market. Bonds and stocks rose, but the bullishness may be short lived, as inflation is likely to rise again, […]

This bear market is providing some great buying opportunities, but there are still some stocks you want to avoid. This video shows you which stocks to buy and which stocks to avoid!

As the stock market continues to fall, buying the dip is no longer working. It’s time for a new strategy. So here are 4 easy ways to make money as the market goes down.

This is the worst housing crash since 2008, and the Federal Reserve wants it to drop even more. Despite raising interest rates at the fastest pace since the Paul Volker era, Jerome Powell said a recession would be necessary to get inflation down. Powell warned everyone to be prepared for a lot of pain ahead.

The September Fed Meeting is rare because it’s one of only four Federal Reserve meetings each year where the Statement of Economic Projections (SOEP) is released. June’s SOEP showed the Fed was wrong again about their economic projections. That means the interest rate hikes will be higher than expected throughout the rest of this year

The World Bank just warned that the US economic collapse is starting, and that the global recession will deepen as central banks continue to raise interest rates. The Federal Reserve is set to raise interest rates by at least 75 basis points at the Fed September Meeting taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Here are the 5 best value stocks to buy now. These are the first 5 value stocks we bought in the Millionaire Club Challenge. The value stocks we bought for this Millionaire Club Challenge include ALLY (Ally Financial), GT (Goodyear Tire & Rubber), ZIM (Zim Integrated Shipping), CLF (Cleveland-Cliffs), and ECPG (Encore Capital Group). We

There are signs the stock market might be getting close to a macro market bottom. Risk is coming back to the market, and that is often a sign of a bottom.

Stocks are rising because the producer price index (PPI) came in at a 0.1% month over month decrease, pointing to the possibility for inflation to come down in the future. While it won’t affect how much the Federal Reserve raises interest rates by at the September Fed meeting, it does give some hope that inflation

Inflation continues to rise, interest rates are skyrocketing, and now the banking sector is experiencing another financial crisis. Here’s all the details on what could be the worst stock market crash since the great depression.