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By Zach Scheidt This post Part I: Why The Bull Market Isn’t Over appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Let’s step back and look at the big picture. This market is currently just two months away from earning the title of the longest bull market in history. That’s right. The “post-crisis bull run,” as it’s being […]

By Jody Chudley This post This Man Turned $10,000 Into $$850,000… Let’s Follow Him appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Hedge fund legend Julian Robertson loves shares of the Canadian airline Air Canada (ACDVF), and it isn’t hard to see why. Shares of this dominant Canadian carrier trade for just three times earnings. That is a

By Zach Scheidt This post Defense! appeared first on Daily Reckoning. I couldn’t breathe… There were bursts of light in my field of vision… And it was all I could do to keep from puking. My high school coach was in my face yelling at the top of his lungs. “Zach, I have you in

By Zach Scheidt This post Edge Alert: How To Profit From Today’s Trade War appeared first on Daily Reckoning. “Zach, what’s the best way to play the trade war tensions in today’s market?” The question came from one of my Weekly Squawk Box subscribers during our call this week. Every Wednesday morning, I sit down

By Brian Maher This post Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Fear a Trade War appeared first on Daily Reckoning. The Dow Jones took its eighth consecutive licking yesterday — its worst streak since last March. Down too was the S&P… and the Nasdaq. VIX, Wall Street’s “fear gauge,” was in panicked spasm. For the explanation, we

By Zach Scheidt This post The 5-Year-Old Named Wall Street appeared first on Daily Reckoning. My youngest son Caleb is 5 years old. And just like any healthy 5-year-old, he’s constantly moving. One of his favorite things to do is to play “tackle” with me on the living room floor. It’s funny to see how

By James Rickards This post A New Global Debt Crisis Has Begun appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Emerging-market debt crises are as predictable as spring rain. They happen every 15–20 years, with a few variations and exceptions. In recent decades, the first crisis in this series was the Latin American debt crisis of 1982–85. The

By Jody Chudley This post The Cheapest $3,000 Stock You’ll Ever Find appeared first on Daily Reckoning. The supply of homes for sale in the United States is near record lows. This is the hangover from the collapse of the greatest housing bubble in history. The business cycle has prevailed and one extreme has led

By Brian Maher This post Markets Confront Shocking Paradox appeared first on Daily Reckoning. “Can a tightening be considered effective if financial conditions… ease?” Claudio Borio, head of the Bank for International Settlements’ Monetary and Economic Department, here poses a thumping question. The Federal Reserve bumped interest rates 0.25% one week ago today — its

By Zach Scheidt This post Buy This “Trade War-Proof” ETF appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Yesterday morning, I woke up to a handful of frenzied news alerts on my iPhone. The headlines pointed to the “plummeting” markets, thanks to the latest round of trade war threats between the Trump administration and China. “Oh brother, here