Last week, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates again by another quarter point.

While it typically takes at least a year for any increase or decrease in interest rates to be felt in a widespread economic way, the market’s response to a change is often more immediate.

So, what does this mean for stocks and bonds? I’ll tell you in today’s video.

Also, be sure to take a moment to RSVP now for my big reveal Saturday…

Everyone’s been asking me the best way to get ahead in these uncertain markets. So, on Saturday (Sept 28), I’m pulling back the curtain on my secret to generate massive gains on NASDAQ stocks and options — in two weeks or less.

I want you to end this year on a strong note and make 2020 your most lucrative year yet … and this plan can help you get there.

My Top ETF as GameStop Prepares to Report Earnings

My Top ETF as GameStop Prepares to Report Earnings

 The market is little changed following news that the U.S. House passed a debt ceiling bill and sent it to the Senate. The Fiscal Responsibility Act passed with bipartisan support, and is key in raising the debt ceiling and preventing the U.S. from defaulting....

read more
My Top Trades With More Tech Earnings on Deck

My Top Trades With More Tech Earnings on Deck

 Before we get to today’s stock market outlook, I want to let you know that I’m appearing on “Roundtable With Don Yocham” alongside Celeste Lindman and Jeffrey Muller at 11 a.m. ET today, May 31! Join us here: https://prosperitypub.com/roundtable We’ll discuss...

read more
2 Overdone Sectors and an End to the Debt Ceiling Crisis

2 Overdone Sectors and an End to the Debt Ceiling Crisis

 The major indexes rose to start the shortened trading week Tuesday morning on positive news regarding the debt ceiling debate. President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy appeared to reach a deal over the long Memorial Day weekend on raising the U.S. debt...

read more