Okay, maybe not everything. But I always enjoy when an author I like takes a "Lightning Round" type of approach — giving their short take on a number of different topics. Sometimes it'll be a mailbag of reader questions,
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When the dollar ebbs, as it has in recent months, the decline has significant implications for international trade — and individual investors.
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Here's our latest collection of interesting reads on investing, the economy, and personal finance.
U.S. economy plunges at titanic 32.9% rate in 2nd quarter and points to drawn-out recovery (MarketWatch). Consumer
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Democratizing gambling
“They make it so easy for people that don’t know anything about stocks. Then you go there and you start to lose money.”
– Navy medic Richard Dobatse, who made and then lost nearly $1 million
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It's been 100 days since the WHO officially declared COVID-19 to be a pandemic. I'll leave the medical/political sides of that to others, but it seems like an appropriate time to update some big picture thinking about the
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The stock market is currently working through its third "once in a generation" crisis in the past 20 years.
There was the Tech Bubble in the late-1990s that culminated in the bear market of 2000-2002. The loose-money
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The biggest issue facing investors right now is how to reconcile the obvious carnage in the real economy with the relentlessly rising stock market. There's a tendency to interpret the market as a predictor of the economy,
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In times of uncertainty and fear, it’s crucial to rely on the discipline of a structured, proven approach to risk management. That’s just what SMI provides.
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We've seen a number of unprecedented moves in the financial markets over the past two months.
We watched stocks plummet to bear market depths in half the time it took in 1929, which had stood for the past 90 years as the
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The Bible is clear that fear is not to be our response at times like these. But with fear clearly off the table as an acceptable response, how do we balance faith versus a healthy level of caution?
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