Joe Duarte

The Fed has promised to keep interest rates “higher for longer” and people are migrating to the sunbelt. Therein lays investment opportunity.

As time passes, even though I keep up with the news, I rely more and more on price charts to make my final Buy/Sell decisions.

A strong case can be made that 2023 will witness an upward trajectory in the equity markets.

The migration south has spawned a homebuilding boom and commercial warehouse and office building explosion in the southern U.S.

The market’s liquidity is getting squeezed. Liquidity is the market’s lifeblood, and history shows that when it gets reduced, stocks fall.

As the Federal Reserve continues to hike rates in 2023, forget about exciting Big Tech and AI stocks and check out this small-cap ETF.

We’re likely to see a continuation or worsening of tight supplies, and either stable elevated prices or another wave of price hikes.

The sentiment on Wall Street is getting highly bearish, for good reasons. Here’s what the key indicators tell us.

An unpredictable winter and a protracted Middle East war may combine to increase energy prices, amid already tight supplies.

There are persistent whispers among Wall Street’s big trading houses that the current uptrend is just about over. We say: Humbug!