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The Trade War Intensifies: Global Impact, Economic Risks, and Market Turmoil

As happens in a trade war, the other side has fired back. This morning, Chinese authorities announced they will impose a 34% tariff on all U.S. goods beginning on April 10. From China’s Finance Ministry: China urges the United States to immediately cancel its unilateral tariff measures and resolve trade differences through consultation in an… More 

8 Charts Every Investor Needs to See When Markets Crash

Today, Brian Hunt picks up where he left off, sharing charts that show how – even during even the most severe stock market declines – American prosperity rises over time and markets eventually bounce back. More 

Sell or Buy? What Navellier Is Doing After ‘Liberation Day.’ 

I’d like to use this opportunity to revisit three “Dividend Kings” I introduced last December. Shares of two of these three firms have risen since then (the third is down just 3%), and they continue to illustrate why top income stocks remain the best defense in times like these... More 

Don’t Panic: Follow This Plan When the Market Tanks

When the market takes a nosedive there are some things you should do, and also some things you absolutely, positively should not do. And we can learn a lot by looking at one of the biggest business stories of the past 100 years: Amazon. More 

What to Do When the Stock Market Drops

If you haven’t acted already, what you do tomorrow matters more than what the market did yesterday. There are a few smart moves that can keep you on track… and a couple big mistakes that could make a bad situation way worse. Let’s talk about both. More 

Why the AI Revolution’s Next Wave Could Unlock Staggering Profits

We believe the next trillion-dollar AI stocks will be the robot makers, software providers, and infrastructure enablers powering AI 2.0. More 

8 Charts Every Investor Needs to See When Markets Crash

In part two, Brian details how there have been 26 bear markets in the S&P 500 since 1928. During this period, there were wars, a Great Depression, a global pandemic... you name it. And yet, every single time, stocks went on to reach all-time highs. More