FOMO Is Dead… But These Stocks Are Alive!
Is the “fear of missing out” (FOMO) dead? It might be a little too early to start planning a...
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Author: Adam O'Dell
A Deep Dive Into the Financial Sector
Kevin Warsh takes the reins as Federal Reserve chairman starting in May – assuming all goes well...
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George Washington’s Investing Strategy Still Works Today
As we celebrate President’s Day, we’re reminded that George Washington’s legacy extends far beyond the battlefield.
While he’s best known as America’s first president and a founding father, Washington was also a disciplined, forward-thinking investor who understood the value of taking calculated risks.
In today’s issue, we’re revisiting a piece Adam O’Dell originally shared on President’s Day, explaining how Washington’s
investment approach remains at the core of what we do today…
Was Google’s 100-Year Bond a Sign?
Alphabet is a fantastic company, and it’s emerging as the leader in AI implementation. But I can’t help but think that years from now, we’re going to look back at the century bond as a high-water mark of tech hubris. Our trading horizon at Money & Markets is significantly shorter than 100 years. I build trading strategies with horizons ranging from a few days to a few years. I’ll leave the multidecade trades to others.
At any rate, our trading horizon at Money & Markets is significantly shorter than 100 years. I build trading strategies with horizons ranging from a few days to a few years. I’ll leave the multidecade trades to others.
Six Consumer Staples to Beat the Affordability Crisis
Gritty “old economy” stocks are leading the market while Wall Street fears that Big Tech’s yearslong data center spending spree could end in an epic earnings letdown .
Meanwhile, after years of feeling the weight of stubbornly high inflation, consumer staples are suddenly making a resurgence. This year, the State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLP) is up nearly 13% while the S&P 500 is barely positive.
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