The market is throwing another tantrum, all but begging the Federal Reserve for a rate cut.
Both bonds and stocks are signaling economic weakness ahead, with the Dow down over 5% in the last month and bond rates rising.
But this one sector is powering three stocks even higher...
On Monday (May 27), Fiat Chrysler Automobiles announced plans to pursue a merger with French automaker Renault.
This is a bold effort to adapt to technological and regulatory developments in the global auto industry.
by Daniel Smoot
The video game industry is growing rapidly every day.
In fact, in a little over two years, it'll grow another 20%.
And with the latest trends hitting the market, these video game stocks are poised for long-term profits.
As one of the biggest IPOS of 2019, Uber has garnered a lot of attention. However, with
mounting stock losses, should you buy Uber stock after the IPO? Find out here with the
experts at Money Morning.
The Dow Jones today will take a nosedive after President Donald Trump threatened to hit Mexico with a 5% tariffs on all goods entering the United States.
One American industry is especially hurting from these developments.
When I was growing up in the 1980s, no Friday night was complete without an episode of "Fantasy Island."
If you're of a certain age, you remember the runaway ABC hit: Ricardo Montalban as the mysterious "Mr. Roarke" and Hervé Villechaize as his diminutive sidekick "Tattoo."
The white-suited Mr. Roarke would graciously hoist a goblet of white wine and, in a suave Mexican accent, intone "Welcome… to Fantasy Island" to planeloads of arriving tourists – folks who'd forked over mega-bucks in a (usually desperate) bid to make their fantasies come true… with a catch, of course.
It was pure escapism – pretty good TV, too.
If only it had stayed on television…
Turns out, "Fantasy Island" makes for lousy politics, and it's downright terrible for the markets.
Unfortunately, that's what's happening with the "modern monetary theory" craze. It's the favorite "show" of politicos, bond peddlers, traders, pundits, and armchair economists from coast to coast.
I never thought I'd see the day, but here we are. The fact that MMT is gaining traction in our debate speaks to how desperate the folks at the top are in the United States.
Let me show you what's really going on here; you're not likely to get this anywhere else...
The S&P 500 just made a huge move, and it's one that a lot of people don't understand the technical implications of.
Chris is going to show you exactly what this means for your money in his latest video.
It's time to get into defense mode...
Volatility rose in the broad markets in mid-May, but it didn't have much effect on the best
stocks under $5 to buy. In fact, our top pick is expected to shoot up 200% this year.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is expected to stay flat after a CNBC report that China has accused the United States of "naked economic terrorism" due to its demands around its state-run economy.
As trade war tensions continue and intensify, we are on track to have the lowest prices on the S&P 500 since March of this year, with lots of volatility to go around.
Our Technical Trading Specialist is going to look at what his latest charts tell us as well as the market's critical "line in the sand" level…
