For decades, the 60/40 portfolio was hailed as the ideal investing setup. But in today's economic reality, that formula isn't working like it used to. Let's look at why… and share some alternatives to the classic 60/40 setup.
The Powell vs. Trump fight is heating up… And the Treasury is pulling strings to circumvent the Fed. Plus, our GDP forecast… Big Tech earnings… 2 "boring" stocks to buy… And is the 60/40 portfolio dead?
Should you avoid Tesla (TSLA) as Musk and Trump clash? … Plus, the Circle Group (CRCL) IPO… AI and unemployment… Is the bond market about to crack? … A financial disruptor poised for new highs… And this commodity will surge.
Are Trump's tariffs done for? … Nvidia's (NVDA) earnings... What are 'Bit bonds'? … Bitcoin 2025… Tokenization… Never sell your Bitcoin—do this instead… Is Salesforce (CRM) a buy? … Amazon (AMZN) should acquire this retailer… And buy this beaten-down stock.
The volatility in bond yields… China's plan to sell U.S. Treasurys… Banks will be able to buy bonds… This stock has the most China risk… Is Cramer right about Ford (F)? … And a trading tip for earnings season.
Following the Fed's interest rate cut last month, inflation is once again rearing its ugly head. This article examines the multiple inflationary warning signs… and how to prepare your portfolio.
Election predictions: The betting markets vs. the media… Why is this billionaire avoiding fixed income? … Gold, Bitcoin, and bonds are all saying the same thing about inflation… Is Starbucks (SBUX) uninvestable? … And GM (GM) is poised to soar.
Investors are buying the soft landing narrative… Why are bonds rallying? … The government is propping up the markets… Gold and crypto are sounding an alarm… Why the China rally reversed… And the port strike is over—for now…
Inflation isn't over yet. In fact, in his recent interview on CBS’s 60 Minutes, Fed Chair Powell asked for public patience and admitted that interest rates might be staying higher for longer. Here are 3 investment strategies to prepare for…
A premature interest rate cut in March would be disastrous for the economy. Fortunately, the "bond vigilantes" are likely to step in to keep rates higher for longer. And there's a safe—and lucrative—way to profit.
The recent selloff in bonds is creating an incredibly dangerous situation for stocks. Genia explains why the bond market's losses will cause more pain for stocks… and how investors can stay safe—and even profit—from the coming turmoil.
The combined effects of high inflation and rising interest rates are hurting consumers. But income investors can use the Fed's policies to their advantage… and look forward to growing payouts over time. Here's how.
The 60/40 portfolio is dead. While stocks are still the best way to make long-term profits, bonds no longer provide a safe, profitable counterbalance. Fortunately, there's a better alternative to bonds in the classic 60/40 portfolio.
