Monica Stankowski

Monica

Editor, MarketReview.com

Monica uses a balanced approach to investment analysis, ensuring that we looking at the right things and not confined to a single and limiting theory which can lead us astray.

Contact Monica: monica@marketreview.com

Topics of interest: News & updates from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Forex, Bullion, Taxation & more.

Managing Long-Term Positions with Futures Trading

Futures Trading

Many investors wish to keep their long-term stock positions for tax reasons, but this involves taking on the full risk involved. Managing this with futures can make sense. It’s pretty easy to manage your positions in stocks just by moving in and out of them as needed. While stocks in general gain in value over […]

Using Gold to Hedge Against Stock Market Illness

Gold

The stock market seems to be coming down with a virus right now, and while people aren’t that concerned about this one, we can still take a little medicine for these things. With the threat of the coronavirus in China increasing, it isn’t really that surprising that U.S. stocks are starting to come down with […]

Why Can’t We Have Double Digit Returns in 2020?

Returns on stock investments

Just about all of the analysts are calling for only single-digit returns for stocks in 2020. We shouldn’t just take their word for this though, and look into the matter more deeply. The much more modest outlook for the stock market that just about everyone is predicting for the coming year is actually pretty easy […]

Gold Breaks Through $1500 Again, Buoying Hopes

Gold

While round numbers such as $1500 really isn’t that big of a deal, breaking trendlines certainly can be. Gold prices are looking like they are getting ready to move up again. You don’t see many people get excited about the price of gold going down, even though we can make plenty of money when it […]

Why a Warren Presidency Might Not Be So Scary

Elizabeth Warren

Bernstein continues to attempt to downplay the effect that Elizabeth Warren becoming president may have on the markets. It may be less than we think, but for a different reason. The extent of the worry about how Elizabeth Warren winning the presidency in 2020 may affect the stock market is well documented. Bernstein economist Philipp […]