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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 […]

December 1, 2019 Mutual Funds No Comments

Best And Worst Q4 2019: All Cap Growth ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q4 2019: All Cap Growth ETFs And Mutual Funds The All Cap Growth style ranks seventh in Q4’19. Based on an aggregation of ratings of 26 ETFs and 545 mutual funds in the All Cap Growth style. TTAC is our top-rated All Cap Growth ETF and NLAFX is … Continue reading at […]

November 23, 2019 ETF 2 Comments

Best And Worst Q4 2019: Utilities ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q4 2019: Utilities ETFs And Mutual Funds The Utilities sector ranks eleventh in Q4’19. Based on an aggregation of ratings of the 68 stocks in the Utilities sector. FXU is our top-rated Utilities ETF and BULIX is our top-rated Utilities … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com Horizons ETFs Announces November 2019 Distributions for […]

November 11, 2019 Mutual Funds 18 Comments

Best And Worst Q4 2019: Financials ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q4 2019: Financials ETFs And Mutual Funds The Financials sector ranks third out of the 11 sectors as detailed in our Q4’19 Sector Ratings for ETFs and Mutual Funds report. Last quarter, the Financials sector ranked second. It gets our … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com Mutual Funds’ exposure to NBFC debt papers […]

November 8, 2019 Mutual Funds No Comments

Best And Worst Q4 2019: Energy ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q4 2019: Energy ETFs And Mutual Funds The Energy sector ranks fourth out of the 11 sectors as detailed in our Q4’19 Sector Ratings for ETFs and Mutual Funds report. Last quarter, the Energy sector ranked eighth. It gets our Neutral rating … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com 3 BlackRock Mutual Funds for […]

October 12, 2019 Mutual Funds No Comments

How To Avoid The Worst Sector Mutual Funds In Q3 2019

How To Avoid The Worst Sector Mutual Funds In Q3 2019 The large number of mutual funds has little to do with serving your best interests. Below are three red flags you can use to avoid the worst mutual funds. The following presents the least and most … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com ProFunds Announces Mutual […]

September 24, 2019 Mutual Funds No Comments

Best And Worst Q3 2019: Mid Cap Growth ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q3 2019: Mid Cap Growth ETFs And Mutual Funds The Mid Cap Growth style ranks last in Q3’19. Based on an aggregation of ratings of nine ETFs and 359 mutual funds in the Mid Cap Growth style. BFOR is our top-rated Mid Cap Growth ETF and MCMFX … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com […]

August 17, 2019 Mutual Funds 17 Comments

Best And Worst Q3 2019: Energy ETFs And Mutual Funds

Best And Worst Q3 2019: Energy ETFs And Mutual Funds The Energy sector ranks eighth in Q3’19. Based on an aggregation of ratings of the 176 stocks in the Energy sector. XOP is our top-rated Energy ETF and IENSX is our top-rated Energy mutual fund. Continue reading at seekingalpha.com 4 Best Mutual Funds for Retirement […]

I want you to think about money for a moment. Who uses it? The whole world does in some form or another. Another advantage that the Forex market has is that there will always be a need for money. You are simply trading one currency for another in the currency market as the 4x is commonly reffered to. The Forex market is not going anywhere. It is here to stay. The only question is then who will be a part of it. We need money to buy the things we use everyday and so do those who live in the other parts of this world.

The old Chinese curse, "may you live in interesting times", has particular relevance to the current epoch of U.S. history. There's a lot going on right now, much of it scary. Major investors around the world are responding to the events of our perilous age by sinking their dollars, deutschmarks and yen into gold, silver and palladium; Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, and billionaire speculator George Soros to name but a few. Big financial institutions like the Central Banks of Russia and China are also leaping onto the metals bandwagon driving the price of these precious commodities ever higher.

According to Lubaszka, the U.S. dollar has lost more than 80% of its original value since the early 70's when we went to a floating currency, a situation not helped very much by the debut of the Euro in the late 1990s. Unlike American dollars, a portion of the Euro is gold-backed, a stability feature that has helped it outperform the dollar over the long haul. It is for this reason that many foreign investors have been taking money out of U.S. dollars and putting it into gold and oil instead, one explanation for why the price of both has continued to rise in recent months.