Stocks
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What a Stock Market Crash means for Gold?
When there is economic uncertainty, investors often look for solid assets to protect their wealth. Gold, with its traditional safe-haven asset status, becomes more attractive during weak market times. This article discusses why demand for gold typically increases in the case of a financial crisis, citing the causative factors and historical trends behind this trend. The Safe-Haven Appeal of Gold Gold has long been considered a protective asset during financial instability. Its intrinsic value and historical permanence give investors confidence when the stock market is volatile. During downturns,
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Do gold values go up when the stock market crashes?
As the stock market crashes today, investors are looking for safe-haven assets to preserve their wealth. Gold is one such asset that has historically exhibited a negative correlation with stock markets. This means that when stock markets crash, the value of gold often rises. Gold as a Safe-Haven Asset Gold’s reputation as a safe-haven asset
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Why Gold Will Surge When the Stock Market Cracks
Gold has historically been a beacon of safety for investors, especially during times of stock market turmoil. As economic uncertainties loom, the age old question “is gold a good investment” becomes a focal point for those looking to shield their investments. This article will explore why investing in these precious metals might be a prudent
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Best Stocks for Inflation
Inflation is a common and persistent economic challenge, and it can significantly impact the stock market. The good news is that several stocks are well-positioned to weather inflationary pressures and provide solid returns for investors. In this article, we’ll look at inflation, how it affects stores and some of the best inflation protection stocks of
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The Market, Economy, and Election
- September 25, 2020
- Category: Stocks
America seems to be enamored with the stock market these days, frequently treating it as a barometer of the nation’s economy. With an election upcoming, it has become quite a focal point. However, with the exception of a major March dip, it seems to have been at or within striking distance of a new high
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Corporate Price/Profit Disconnect Sets Record!
- June 29, 2020
- Category: Stocks
As the disparity between stock prices and fundamentals set another record, investors are finally finding it impossible to ignore. Based on the annualized rate of decline in the second-quarter GDP, investing legend Jeremy Grantham points out that we now find ourselves in the top 1% of stock market valuations, but the bottom 1% of economic
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Markets Jump on Senate Relief Expectations
- March 24, 2020
- Category: Stocks
After breaking hard from the gate, all major markets gained tremendously today, with the DJIA achieving a record one-day point gain of 2,112.98, reaching 20,704.91at closing. Negotiations continued throughout the day, with Senate members on both sides saying that the differences on a coronavirus economic relief package are simple enough to be hammered out. Democrats
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Market Volatility is Here to Stay!
- March 5, 2020
- Category: Stocks
The Federal Reserve pledged support last Friday as the stock market took its worst weekly beating since the financial crisis. More than three million dollars in market value was wiped out in a week. But the DJIA did manage to close off its low. So when the market opened Monday morning and didn’t go into
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The Wealthy Are Getting Out at Market Highs!
- November 19, 2019
- Category: Stocks
As we expressed back in September, wealthy Americans are preparing for a serious recession. Bloomberg today confirmed that the trend is continuing and even accelerating. Our initial report was triggered by an annual Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS) report on the world of family offices (private wealth management offices that handle investments and finances for
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Americans Have Lost Sight of Reward!
- July 3, 2018
- Category: Stocks
Short term interest rates are typically lower than the long-term version and the difference tends to tighten when investors become willing to pay more for near-term protection. As the stock market closes in on an end to its bull market ride and trade-war fears continue to escalate, the flight to safety is becoming a popular
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