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Buy This, Not That: Why This Banking Powerhouse Belongs in Your Portfolio
Despite both posting strong earnings, JPMorgan Chase outperforms Goldman Sachs on nearly every metric, making it the clear choice for investors.
The Bond Market Just Forced Trump to Blink First
Bond markets buckled worldwide as foreign buyers fled U.S. Treasurys. The result? A hasty retreat from tariffs and a glimpse at where real power lies.
Monday Takeaways: The Untold Story Behind Last Week’s Panic
Markets struggle to find footing after historic crash. With Powell speaking Wednesday and China GDP dropping, this week could determine 2025’s direction.
Why This Market Panic Is Not Another 2008 Crisis
This selloff is an event-driven panic not a systemic failure. Deploy capital strategically with one-third now in companies like Ford with domestic strength.
Dealmaker’s Diary: The Bigger the Dip, the Juicier the Chip
Elevance is trading at a deep discount with low volatility and strong fundamentals giving investors a rare shot at big value with lower risk.
Dealmaker’s Diary: Why This Rapid Correction Could Mean Rapid Returns
This correction happened at the fifth fastest pace ever. But history shows that 86% of the time, markets are higher one year after such events.
Buy This, Not That: QQQs Will Lead the Bounce When Trade Wars Cool
When comparing potential recoveries the QQQs will bounce higher and faster thanks to big tech fundamentals even despite falling harder than the Russell 2000.
Trump’s Market Demolition Crew at Work
Trump and Bessent are intentionally crashing stocks to lower rates and help the bottom 50%. Here are the four types of companies to own during this reset.
Your 5-Step Plan for Tariff Chaos
Trump’s tariff shock sent markets plunging 5% with more pain ahead. But smart investors are building positions now for when the inevitable recovery comes.
Dealmaker’s Diary: The 12-Month Money Move That Could Double Your Portfolio
Big money flips stocks yearly now, not every decade. By using the same timeline, we’ve generated 27% returns while others hold deteriorating positions.