Here’s a summary of the stories from this past trading week with a link to the full articles online.
Low Yields? High Risks? No problem!
If you rely on your investments to provide reliable income, veteran investment analyst David Dutkewych has a three-step plan to help your portfolio earn a “living wage.” For step one, read on.
Banks Still Banking on Taxpayer Bailouts
The FDIC and the Fed say five of the largest U.S. banks have no credible plan in place in case they have to file for bankruptcy — which would leave taxpayers holding the bag, AGAIN. Jon Markman reveals how they may get away with it.
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The Most-Ruinous Mistakes Investors Make
After decades in the investment game, Larry Edelson has seen investors make every mistake in the book — and pencil in a slew of new blunders. Read on to learn what’s the worst error of all…
Think Your Locks Are Safe? Read this!
Don’t believe the myth that only spies and international jewel thieves master the art of picking locks. Thanks to the Internet, any greedy lowlife can learn how to unlock your door without a key. Security expert Jeff Cantor has important tips for you.
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The Disturbing Dance of Oil and the Dollar
The dollar goes up and crude oil goes down. Oil goes up and the dollar goes down. If you’ve noticed these trends, then be careful because their relationship is more complicated than you might think. Mike Larson explains.
The Week’s Hot News
Money and Markets columnists Mike Larson, Mike Burnick and Boris Schlossberg take a look at key financial and political events around the globe after the market close. Here are the week’s highlights:
Markets Shrug at Doha Debacle
Oil ministers from 16 countries met in Doha, Qatar, to hammer out a production agreement among crude producers from OPEC and non-OPEC countries. And they went home without even a handshake deal, say reports. Mike Larson offers valuable insights by reading between the lines.
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Buying Gold Will Not Be Enough!” 22 Year Congressman urges Americans to “Wake Up And Pay Attention” to looming Financial Crisis. [Full Story Here] |
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Hot Market Indicators: Bonds, Beverages and Cheap Breakfasts
Forget the TV chitchat about the DOW at 18,000. If you really want to get the pulse of this stock market, then follow bonds, beverages, and cheap breakfasts. And Mike Larson says there’s a message behind this trend.
Brexit: Will They Stay or Will They Go?
For a long time, the British have been chafing under the yoke of the European Union’s bureaucracy. So it’s no surprise that they’re holding a referendum over exiting the EU. Boris Schlossberg explores the ramifications of Brexit.
The Doubt-Fueled Rally
By any measure, the parabolic stock market rally off the February low has been stunning to behold. But this rally hasn’t been caused by a running of the bulls, says Mike Burnick. It’s been caused by a running of the bears.
The Money and Markets Team
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