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This week we have a stock market forecast for the week of 12/5/21 from our friend Bo Yoder of the Ma

[Image] Hi, Friend Here's the latest news: [Stock Market Forecast for Week]( [Stock Market Forecast for Week]( This week we have a stock market forecast for the week of 12/5/21 from our friend Bo Yoder of the Market Forecasting Academy. Be sure to leave a comment and let us know what you think! [Continue Reading...]( [Future of Internet and Technology Is the Metaverse]( [Future of Internet and Technology Is the Metaverse]( Although you can learn a great deal from the past you can only invest in the future. Today many believe the future of the Internet and technology is the Metaverse. [Continue Reading...]( [Indices Fall as Traders Grab Profits]( [Indices Fall as Traders Grab Profits]( Indices continue to fall as traders grab profits before the holidays. [Continue Reading...]( [Mixed Run of Returns for Major Asset Classes Last Week]( [Mixed Run of Returns for Major Asset Classes Last Week]( US junk bonds and several slices of foreign fixed-income markets led a mixed run of returns for the major asset classes last week, based on a set of ETFs through Friday’s close (Dec. 3). [Continue Reading...]( [Current Correction in Stocks Impacts the Santa Claus Rally]( [Current Correction in Stocks Impacts the Santa Claus Rally]( While there is still time for the traditional Santa Claus rally to begin, the current correction in stocks, which so far at least falls into the "garden variety" category, goes against the positive market vibe typically seen at this time of year. [Continue Reading...]( [Rally for Steel Prices?]( [Rally for Steel Prices?]( Elevated steel prices have consumers (and investors) concerned about inflation. And whether inflation strengthens or lightens up may depend on the next move in steel prices. [Continue Reading...]( [Has Fed’s Monetary Policy Screwed Americans?]( [Has Fed’s Monetary Policy Screwed Americans?]( The Fed’s monetary policy has screwed Americans. [Continue Reading...]( [Summary of Four Market Valuation Indicators]( [Summary of Four Market Valuation Indicators]( Here is a summary of the four market valuation indicators we update on a monthly basis. [Continue Reading...]( [Stocks End Volatile Week at a Loss as Omicron Weighs on Investors]( [Stocks End Volatile Week at a Loss as Omicron Weighs on Investors]( Equity markets declined on Friday, with the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq nursing losses. The Dow and broader U.S. stock market declined on Friday, ending a volatile week on a negative note over concerns about the Omicron coronavirus variant. Wall Street’s major indices were lower at the close, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average… [Continue Reading...]( [Friday, November 25 Worst Single Day for U.S. Stock Market]( [Friday, November 25 Worst Single Day for U.S. Stock Market]( The worst single day for the U.S. stock market in 2021 was Friday, November 25, the day following Thanksgiving, a shortened trading day, and of course, the day after the world found out about the new Omicron variant. The following few trading days were similarly volatile, with the market bouncing higher and then lower, despite any new real tangible information about the true nature and danger of the Omicron variant being known. [Continue Reading...]( [S&P 500 Index Price 186% Above Long-Term Trend]( [S&P 500 Index Price 186% Above Long-Term Trend]( Quick take: At the end of November the inflation-adjusted S&P 500 index price was 186% above its long-term trend, up from 176% above the previous month. [Continue Reading...]( All the best, [Image]( If you no longer wish to receive our emails, click the link below: [Unsubscribe]( Ridgeline Media Group LLC 70 SW Century Drive Suite 100-148 Bend, Oregon 97702 United States RSS to Infusionsoft Email Powered by [FeedBolt]( Media Group, LLC/html

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