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Happy 4th of July Week to our US friends. Deals were somewhat curtailed the past...

What to do now? Get out of the way. You know what they say? Don't try to catch a falling knife. Well it's about to start raining knives. Just ask the crypto investors/traders how that feels.

By Christopher Robbins As we approach midyear and the U.S.’s July 4th holiday, the...

Stay aware of what's really going on (recession possibility, rising interest rates, inflation, etc.) and reduce risk as needed. Bear markets do NOT end after only a few months (or just because you want them to).

The end of the second quarter (6/30) is coming up. Expect selling across the board. Funds will want to show reduced market exposure to their investors, who won't to be happy when they see their quarterly statements.

Friends, we'd be remiss not to acknowledge that as we write this, oil has hit a new...

Listening to 'experts,' and telling yourself inflation has peaked, is like believing in the tooth fairy. Unexpected shocks (and there are many) have yet to hit. Just because they haven't happened doesn't mean they won't.

Greetings from Digital Wealth News™ ! Friends, this week we delve further into inflation and contemplate the need for automation in wealth management. In my book, these two seemingly disparate topics are inextricably connected, and as we watch markets further unravel, you should be well-versed in both and ahead of the curve. READ UP! | Cindy Taylor, Publisher

Friends, we're back this week with a highly unusual top 5 list for the column. We...

I understand the urge to buy a big dip, but bear markets don't end after a few months. Been there, seen that. Remember, the same people who said inflation was "transitory" are now saying they can manage a "soft landing."