Author: super@dmin
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Crude oil, which is rising today, has a good chance of falling 20%
There are signs that demand is weakening, especially in China.
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Market Snapshot: Stocks rebound after back-to-back losses as oil prices spike
U.S. stocks gain Thursday, following back-to-back losses for major indexes, as investors monitored a sharp jump in oil futures after two oil tankers were damaged in suspected attacks off the coast of Iran.
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America has the widest retirement savings gap of these developed nations — and it’s only going to get worse
The U.S. adds an additional $3 trillion to the gap each year
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New rules for financial advisers protect Wall Street — not you
Everyday investors are the biggest target out there for unscrupulous financial firms.
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Small-cap stocks are flashing a yellow signal
They’re underperforming their large-cap peers, which sometimes suggests a recession is around the corner.
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Brett Arends’s ROI: Growth-stock mania is bad for your financial health
Investors tend to buy and sell at the wrong time, reducing their potential returns.
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The Tell: Some measures of market risk getting closer to ‘red’ zone, Wall Street money manager says
May’s U.S. economic data keeps the risk level for investors at “yellow”
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Economic Report: Mortgage rates hold at two-year lows, giving borrowers another shot at the action
Rates for home loans held steady and declined as financial markets bore the brunt of geopolitical upheaval and concerns about lower growth
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Bond Report: Treasurys rally on geopolitical jitters from oil tanker attack
Treasury prices rise Thursday, pulling yields lower, after two oil tankers came under attack in the Gulf of Oman, a key shipping artery for oil products.
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Metals Stocks: Gold seen extending advance on Fed rate-cut view, geopolitical ripples
Demand for the haven metal rises on expectations for an interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve this summer, on nagging trade tensions between the world’s top two economies, and as markets keep tabs on intensifying Middle East unease.