Archives
Editor’s Note: As Chief Investment Strategist of Total Wealth, Keith believes in making his track record of recommendations easily accessible to all readers within seconds – and that’s why he’s compiled an Archives page. Here you’ll find links to every Total Wealth article Keith has published since Total Wealth’s creation on October 2, 2014, posted in reverse chronological order.
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Aug 29, 20162
The Only Tool Left to Cure This Economy
After almost a decade of runaway government spending and central banking madness and the debt and diminished economy that goes with it, is there any initiative that will work to get America going again? Here's Keith's take.
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Aug 24, 2016
Keith: Tremendous Volatility – If Yellen’s the Least Bit Hawkish Friday
The Fed's "reality distortion field" is going into overdrive in the days leading up to Chair Yellen's Friday remarks. Here's Keith on what investors can expect near-term. //
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Aug 24, 2016
Keith – The Fed’s Made It Very Clear Where It Wants to Send Markets Next
Ordinarily we'd see markets head sideways as the world waits on tenterhooks for the Fed's move Friday - instead they're drifting higher. Here's Keith on why the Fed has boxed itself into fueling a rally that still has plenty of steam.
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Aug 22, 2016
Keith: Time for the Fed to Hang Up a Sign Saying “Out of Business”
Keith appeared on Fox Business's Varney & Co. earlier today to make sense of the Fed's "economic voodoo" that's placed the U.S. economy in a negative feedback loop.
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Aug 15, 20161
How You Can Capitalize on Central Banking Chaos
Central bankers have made their vision for markets very clear - and while there will be hell to pay, the day of reckoning won't come today or tomorrow. Here Keith explains how to profit in the meantime.
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Aug 11, 2016
The Rules of Investing Are Politically Neutral
Keith joins the panel for an in-depth discussion of market uncertainty, political volatility, and what it means for everyday Americans and investors trying to make their way. In the end, there's one essential thing to remember: Regardless of politics, money will always go where it's treated best.
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Aug 08, 20163
Why It’s Better to Be Long than Wrong in Today’s Markets
Markets keep hitting new highs - and some of the "smartest people in the room" keep telling investors to get out. Here's Keith on why it's foolish to fight the rally.
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Jul 25, 2016
Why This Market Rally Isn’t Powered By Politics
With conventions dominating headlines across America, some think money is flowing into markets in preparation for a new change of guard. But Keith points to the real catalyst for surging markets as the panel discusses the election, Yahoo!'s buyout, Apple, and more.
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Jul 15, 2016
Keith’s Foremost Advice for Investors Positioning Themselves Today
Keith sat down with Daniela Cambone of Kitco News to talk about what's changed for markets since Brexit, and what markets want out of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. And he's got one piece of advice for investors trying to navigate the global outlook that he places above everything else.
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Jul 11, 2016
What’s Driving Traders to U.S. Markets?
With stocks at record highs and interest rates at record lows, is America a safe haven for global investors, or just the best-looking horse in the glue factory?
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Jul 01, 2016
Three “Brexit-Proof” Sectors You Can Still Trust
Britain's split from the EU was an economic event for politicians, not investors. Instead, it's time to concentrate on what you know, and stick with companies that'll still be here - Brexit or no Brexit.
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Jun 24, 201610
Special Message on Brexit – Capture Profits Today
On June 10, I told you how to play the Brexit and gave you a couple investment recommendations based on a very simple premise: you buy the rumor, sell the fact. And I told you that the real opportunities were often found on the back pages, not the world's front pages. Obviously the event we were preparing for - the Brexit - is now front page news on every major news outlet in the
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Jun 24, 20162
What To Do After Friday’s Brexit Market Rout
The market aftermath of Britain's "Brexit" vote was brutal, with the Dow and S&P 500 each shedding more than 3% of their value. But the misery wasn't spread evenly across sectors and companies - and the upside won't be, either. Here's Keith explaining how to pinpoint the opportunity in Friday's chaos.
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Jun 20, 20161
Where Apple Stumbles in Mixing Profits with Politics
With news that Apple plans to boycott a major party convention this year, Keith appeared to answer a question that investors have to be wondering: Is Apple making a statement at the expense of shareholders?
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Jun 20, 2016
Where Markets Could Go On Britain’s “Brexit” Vote
The "Brexit vote" that's rattled traders is approaching this Thursday, and Keith has followed the IMF's latest electoral push to uncover exactly where the money is.