As you probably know by now, this year’s January Barometer results are not good news for stocks in 2022. But as a counterpoint, investor sentiment just reached such a bearish extreme last week that it’s actually bullish!
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I want to show you the right way to analyze implied volatility, starting with why it matters, how to measure it, and then breaking it down to the individual types.
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell threw a hanging curveball at the markets last week, hence the volatility we witnessed.
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Last week, the Federal Reserve told us what we all expected: Rate hikes are coming. That exacerbated a sell-off in equity and debt markets, with technology stocks getting hit the worst. But there are a few industries I’m a bit concerned about, including the automotive and appliance industries.
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Today I’m going to show you how companies other than Facebook are leading development on metaverse technology and infrastructure, positioning their companies for a stake in the trillion-dollar revenue grab.
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The market slump is clearly due to the Federal Reserve’s about-face on inflation. The Fed has suddenly taken a hawkish stance, signaling tighter monetary policy this year and more rapid interest rate hikes ahead. But will the Fed follow through?
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Those of us who have been put through the ringer a time or two have picked up a few tricks along the way to keep our heads on straight and our investments laser focused. I want to share my top five ways to manage market declines that you can implement immediately.
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What investors give to the stock market, they can quickly take away. Such are the extremes in investor money flows into — and more recently, out of — active and passive ETFs and funds that track the market indexes.
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Given the inflationary pressures and supply shortages, many of you may be wondering whether things can improve. And just as important, are there any investments to be had?
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Businesses are paying a lot more for raw materials than they were just a year ago, and producer prices may continue to move higher from here because raw commodity prices are going through the roof.
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