It takes a lot of guts to bet against the tech sector these days, but that is also why there is the potential for huge gains such as the one we booked last week. Read More
Jim Pearce is the Chief Investment Strategist of Personal Finance, our flagship publication, and also manages the trading service Profit Windows. He began his career as a stockbroker in 1983 and over the years has managed client investment portfolios for major banks, brokerage firms, and investment advisors. Jim earned a BA from The College of William & Mary and the CFP designation from the College of Financial Planning.
Analyst Articles
We are now in a two-tier stock market, with the dividing line being household disposable income. Read More
As an investor, it is important to make volatility your friend. Rather than fight it, put it to use in your overall portfolio strategy. Read More
However you choose to play an end to the war in Iran, the key is to have a clear idea of why you are making the trade and a rational basis for determining how much risk you are willing to accept. Read More
The war in Iran is an option trader's paradise, which is how we doubled our money in less than a month with this simple strategy. Read More
The macroeconomic forces that will shape the global economy over the next several decades are tilted in favor of the countries that dominate this emerging markets fund’s performance. Read More
If the war in Iran triggers a recession, these three companies could benefit from a shift in consumer behavior. Read More
Investing is not about guessing which way oil prices will turn next. It’s about having a dependable system for recognizing relative value and faithfully executing that strategy regardless of the circumstances. Read More
We have not learned much over the past two weeks, but we do know one thing. Whatever Bitcoin is it is not a hedge against bad news. Read More
The war in Iran has implications for energy companies far removed from the field of battle, such as these two North American oil and natural gas businesses. Read More