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Best And Worst Q4 2019: Large-Cap Value ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q4 2019: Large-Cap Value ETFs And Mutual Funds Sources: New Constructs, LLC and company filings Stock Dividend Fund (SDIVX) is excluded from Figure 2 because its total net assets (TNA) are below $ 100 million and do not meet our liquidity minimums. Continue reading at seekingalpha.com Is BEST Inc. (BEST) A Good […]

December 6, 2019 Mutual Funds No Comments

Best And Worst Q4 2019: Large-Cap Growth ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q4 2019: Large-Cap Growth ETFs And Mutual Funds The Large-Cap Growth style ranks fifth in Q4’19. Based on an aggregation of ratings of 25 ETFs and 698 mutual funds in the Large-Cap Growth style. SPGP is our top-rated Large-Cap Growth ETF and FUQIX … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com Play These 3 Goldman […]

November 4, 2019 Large Cap One Comment

3 Large-Cap Stocks Rapidly Growing Earnings

3 Large-Cap Stocks Rapidly Growing Earnings ADBE 30-Year Financial Data The intrinsic value of ADBE Peter Lynch Chart of ADBE Thus, my search resulted in the following three rapidly growing earnings per share large caps. This search refers … Continue reading at finance.yahoo.com A look at Vanguard stock funds that are outperforming the market Some […]

April 6, 2019 Large Cap 17 Comments

4 Cheap Large-Cap Stocks Surging Higher

4 Cheap Large-Cap Stocks Surging Higher A number of large-cap stocks are in the midst of fresh moves higher and trade at reasonable valuations, opening the door for new money to participate. InvestorPlace – Stock Market News … Continue reading at finance.yahoo.com Why a European slowdown poses a bigger risk to the stock market than […]

April 4, 2019 Large Cap No Comments

4 Large-Cap Semiconductor Stocks to Buy Now

November 22, 2018 Large Cap No Comments

3 Top Large-Cap Stocks to Buy in November

Gold - FOREX Correlations Crumble as ECB Maintains Liquidity Measures

January 16, 2018 Large Cap No Comments

3 Large-Cap Pharma Stocks to Watch Out for This New Year

3 Large-Cap Pharma Stocks to Watch Out for This New Year We have therefore identified three Large Cap stocks based on a favorable combination of a solid … the Denmark-based global healthcare company and a leader in the worldwide diabetes market. Shares of the company have surged 51.2% in a year’s time. Continue reading at […]

November 1, 2017 Large Cap 8 Comments

How To Find Stock Breakouts: Can This Top Large-Cap Tech Do It Again?

How To Find Stock Breakouts: Can This Top Large-Cap Tech Do It Again? 2:04 PM ET Technology stocks flexed their muscle again in Monday’s new-highs list, helped by a 2% move in shares of Apple ahead… 2:04 PM ET Technology stocks flexed their muscle again in Monday’s new-highs list,… Continue reading at investors.com S&P 500 […]

Investments once considered as stable as granite are rapidly losing ground, Lubaszka explains. Real estate is but one example. Long praised as a slam-dunk by money gurus, home-buying is no longer viewed as a hurdle-free path to profit. Stratospheric pricing and higher interest rates are putting intolerable pressure on the current housing bubble, factors bound to bust the suds sooner or later and drive the overheated real estate market into deepfreeze.

"The housing bubble will burst rather than gradually deflate, following the rapid and violent pattern of decline of nearly every financial bubble throughout history," Lubaszka says. "Higher interest rates negatively impact not only the health of the housing market but other economic segments as well. The stock market takes a hit because higher rates make it more costly for companies to pay for debt. Higher rates hurt corporate profit margins and reduce stock value, bad news given the deep debt situation so many companies are in today."

Understand how the ratings were developed. Too many people put emphasis on the results without knowing how the results were achieved. If you are going to use ratings, take the time to understand how they were developed and what they really mean. It is not the destination but the journey that counts.