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Why This Tariff War May Not Be 1930 – And What To Do Next

The tariff drama roiling investors could still end in an economic disaster, like it did in 1930. Or, it could resolve in coming months, allowing the markets to resume the kind of upward trajectory we saw in 2023 and 2024. No one has a crystal ball, tarot cards, or anything else that can tell them exactly what’s going to happen. That’s why global macro investing expert Eric Fry is expecting the best while preparing for the worst. More 

3 Reasons Why the Market Could Blossom in May

Historically, April is the second-strongest month of the year, with the S&P 500 gaining 1.7% on average in post-election years since 1950. Unfortunately, the proverbial “April showers” drenched Wall Street and dampened investors’ moods, so April 2025 did not live up to this historical precedent. I think it’s safe to say we all know why:… More 

How Big Tech’s AI Layoffs Are Creating the Next Great Wealth Wave

We are witnessing a silent revolution in Big Tech – the early stages of the AI jobs apocalypse — and while the headlines dance around the truth, the implications are massive. More 

Are Trade Deals Imminent?

How close are we to trade deals? … a potential redefinition of a “deal” … invest in the “Iron Law” with Louis Navellier … a no-brainer investment with “mine, baby, mine” Since April 8 – the day before President Trump announced a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs – stocks have soared. As I write Friday… More 

Tesla and Alphabet Are Up After Earnings… Should You Buy?

Now, this week, there were a couple of Magnificent Seven stocks that released their earnings that many investors had their eye on: Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) and Alphabet, Inc. (GOOG). So, let’s take a look at the results for these companies in today’s Market 360. More 

The Mother of All Buy-the-Dip Signals Just Flashed

One of the rarest technical indicators just triggered. This isn’t just any buy-the-dip signal. It’s the mother of all buy-the-dip signals, and it just lit up the tape. More 

Humanoids: How to Invest in the Next Trillion-Dollar Tech

Yesterday, the contrast of two headlines on the Wall Street Journal caught my attention… From the first article: There are some early warning signs. Consumers are holding off on nonessential splurges such as vacations… Consumer sentiment has been sinking over the past couple months, fueling concerns that it will cause people to slow their spending.… More