Investing

Turning Market Panic into an Advantage with ETFs

ETFs

While the great majority of stock investors wrestle with the decision of how much to be in or out during these wild times, those more in the know instead see opportunities. Exchange traded funds, or ETFs, have become enormously popular among investors over the last few years, and more and more money is put into […]

What Should Investors Do During These Crazy Times?

Investors

Jim Stewart writes a regular column for the New York Times called “Common Sense.” He’s got the common part down pat, but the sense part needs some real work. The common view of investing has so many champions that it’s near impossible to single out anyone as its spokesperson, but if we had to pick […]

Are We Headed for Negative Yielding Treasuries?

Treasuries

With European rates being underwater for so long, and U.S. treasury yields really plummeting now, some are wondering how much longer the U.S. can stay positive. Negative yields on bonds are a new phenomenon, and are completely counter-intuitive, as it should appear to be pretty odd indeed that people would lend money at a loss. […]

Federal Reserve Delivers Shocking Emergency Rate Cut

Federal Reserve

While those who know little about how monetary policy works might be happy with the half-point rate cut the Fed laid down on Tuesday, those in the know are left bewildered. There have been only a handful of Americans that have been diagnosed with the COVID-19 coronavirus, but much of the country has been gripped […]

Dow Plunges 1000 Points as Stock Markets Tremble

Dow

Stock markets came down with the coronavirus last month and quickly recovered once the fever broke. New fears have hit the market, and we’re left wondering once again. There has only been one day in history that the Dow lost more than 1000 points, back on February 6, 2018. That day was one for the […]