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The Housing-Activity Bust Might Have Just Ended
Brett Eversole
January 21, 2025
Existing-home sales are rising again for the first time since 2021. That's a good sign for the housing market and the overall economy...
AI and Cryptos Are Getting a Bipartisan Helping Hand
Corey McLaughlin
January 18, 2025
Big moves in AI and crypto are paving the way for a transformative U.S. economic shift. And next week is only going to drive this boom further...
The Inevitable Rise of 'Crypto Dollars'
Eric Wade
January 17, 2025
Stablecoins have become the gateway to mainstream acceptance for the crypto world...
Another Sign Stocks Will Outperform in 2025
Chris Igou
January 16, 2025
Before you lose hope after a down December, history shows there's reason to be bullish in 2025...
Real Assets Are Changing the Future of Cryptos
Eric Wade
January 15, 2025
The growing appeal of tokenized real-world assets shows we're just beginning to capitalize on the broad potential of cryptos...
These Extreme Setups Could Send Platinum and Palladium Soaring
Brett Eversole
January 14, 2025
Today, we're taking a closer look at both platinum and palladium. And as you'll see, the extreme situations in place for both metals could push them dramatically higher...
The Next Winners in the Precious Metals Boom
Brett Eversole
January 13, 2025
The EV boom crushed this group of precious metals. But now, a key shift in supply and demand points to a major turnaround this year...
You Aren't Looking for the Right Stocks
Dr. David Eifrig
January 11, 2025
Buying the flashiest stocks may not always translate into the biggest long-term gains...
The Prisoner of War's Secret to Outsized Gains
Dr. David Eifrig
January 10, 2025
Investors are clamoring to buy one type of protection whenever uncertainty strikes. And you can make a lot of money selling it to them...
Why You Should Be Optimistic in 2025
Brett Eversole
January 9, 2025
Back in 2010, most folks were darn scared – seeing problems, not opportunities, in the market. It's a lot like the situation today...
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