Author: super@dmin
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Deep Dive: Oil is the hottest sector, and Wall Street analysts see upside of up to 48% for favored stocks
Analysts favor Canadian oil companies plus some large U.S. players like ConocoPhillips, Schlumberger and Valero. And don’t forget the dividends.
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Bond Report: 10-year Treasury yield holds near 2% after inflation data sparks renewed bond selloff
The 10-year Treasury yield edges lower but holds just above 2%, while short-dated yields extend a sharp rise triggered the previous session by a hotter-than-expected January inflation reading.
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FA Center: ‘I need to take care of myself or I won’t be able to keep doing this.’ From hard knocks, a financial adviser now helps families with special-needs challenges
Financial planning takes both technical expertise and empathy.
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Need to Know: Inflation has knocked back the market. Here are the key S&P 500 and tech stock levels one strategist fears.
Our call of the day says this market is down, but not out yet. Mark Newton, head of technical strategy at Fundstrat, is watching out for some key equity levels before pressing the panic button.
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: How can I protect my home from Medicaid estate recovery?
Each state has its own rules
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Understanding Social Security: How can I increase my Social Security benefit?
You aren’t necessarily stuck with a bad claiming strategy
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: Five reasons why you need to buy the dips when inflation fears trigger panic in the stock market
We’re not getting a 1970s-style inflation spike. Inflation is likely to ease this year, reducing downward pressure on stocks.
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Dow Jones Newswires: OPEC supply issues threaten further oil-market volatility, IEA says
Chronic oil supply issues among a group of major producing nations threaten to heighten tightness and volatility in the energy market and push prices higher still, the International Energy Agency said Friday.
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Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures point to further losses after inflation shock
U.S. stock futures on Friday pointed to further losses, as investors continued to react to the inflation data showing the fastest rise in 40 years.
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The Tell: Inflation’s on fire, and the Fed’s poised to act. Here’s how markets and the economy have reacted to the first hike in a cycle.
Here’s how assets have performed after the first rate increase in a cycle.