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Housing Market: Most People Won’t Lose Their Homes in Economic Recession

Around 40% of residents of the United States believes that the economy in the US has taken a downturn, while 17% of Americans think that the United States is already under a recession or economic depression, based on the recent poll by Gallup. As a...
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Bear Trends Already Visible on S&P 500 Index: How to Survive the Bear Market in 2019

By the end of December of 2018, close to half stocks in the S&P 500 index dropped by 20% since the time the stocks were able to reach their highs in the market, indicating the arrival of bear trends in the US stock market. The...
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Top Investments: Which Industries to Invest in for Maximized Profits in the Long Run? Top Industries to Look For

When looking for perfect industries to invest in, there are several key metrics that investors always pay attention to, such as strong growth, low debt ratio, stable profits with potential for long-term growth, low leverage, and strong balance sheet, while many investors will avoid...
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Tesla’s 35,000$ Worth Model 3 in High Demand: Can Long Waiting Lists Generate High Profits?

Previously holding waiting lists from 12 to 18 months for Tesla’s Model 3, the latest Tesla electric vehicle is still scoring long waiting lists with a slight drop of wait time to the period of 6 to 9 months. Despite the reduced wait time for...
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BUY or SELL: Amazon Stock Forecast Looks Below Wall Street’s Expectations Despite a Better Revenue

Amazon shared good news regarding the revenues the company managed to collect during the fourth quarter, however, it appears that Wall Street is not particularly happy with the company’s expectations for the first quarter of 2019. As stated by Jeff Bezos, the first man of...
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Stock Market vs Real Estate: Investing in Stocks or Housing Market?

Just before the crisis of 2008 hit the market, the housing prices surged as many construction companies were entering debt in order to build homes at high prices that no one actually bought, thus causing these investors to go into foreclosure. After the price spike...
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