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Asian shares are trading mostly higher, as investors felt relief from the head of the Federal Reserve indicating it will “proceed carefully” on interest rates

Investing was a lot more fun during the non-stop rally between March and July. August has brought a long over due correction to the S&P 500 (SPY). The key for investors is figuring out when to buy this dip, and what are the best picks. Steve Reitmeister shares his thoughts…

With inflation cooling significantly from its peak in mid-2022, consumer spending picked up sharply in July, boosting the consumer goods industry’s prospects. Further, rapid digital transformation across the industry would create numerous growth opportunities. Hence, quality consumer stocks Unilever (UL), Yue Yuen Industrial (YUEIY), and Mannatech (MTEX) could be solid…

Asian stocks have followed Wall Street higher as traders wait for signs of interest rate plans from this week’s Federal Reserve conference

With soaring prices and robust demand, the energy sector is anticipated to remain resilient and stable. Given the backdrop, should investors monitor Marathon Oil Corp. (MRO) and Par Pacific Holdings (PARR)? Let’s find out….

As the energy industry enjoys robust demand, boosting the energy services industry, fundamentally strong energy services stocks NexTier Oilfield (NEX), REX American Resources (REX), and Newpark Resources (NR) might be solid investments for everyday traders. Keep reading.

Rising oil demand and production cuts should benefit the energy sector. Given this backdrop, quality energy stocks Gibson Energy (GBNXF), Graham Corporation (GHM), and Geospace Technologies Corporation (GEOS) could be solid portfolio additions now. Read on….

Stocks broadly have been retreating in August after the best seven months of the year, with rising worries over elevated interest rates weighing on sentiment. Amid this, should you buy, hold, or sell Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF (VWO) and Global X Emerging Markets Internet & E-commerce ETF (EWEB) now?…

The yield on the 10-year Treasury increased 1.6 basis points to reach 4.258% on Wednesday afternoon, up from 4.22% on Tuesday. This is the highest level it had been since June 13, 2008.