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Lance Roberts

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A complete archive of Lance Roberts's articles, including current analysis & comment - Page 34

Taking risks is no longer necessary to make a return on your savings.Not long ago, “cash is trash” was a common theme as savings accounts yielded zero. Of course, such was the intent of...
Conviction (kan-vik-shan): noun, a strong persuasion or belief; the state of being convinced.In life, there are things that we should be convicted and committed to. For example, the love for our...
Should You Sell in May and Go Away?
By Lance Roberts - Apr 25, 2023
An old adage says investors should “Sell May And Go Away.”The historical analysis suggests summer months of the market tend to be the weakest of the year. The mathematical statistics prove...
What can breakeven inflation rates tell us about oil prices, energy stocks, and market direction? It turns out it’s a lot more than you think.Since 2021, as the impact of an economic shutdown...
Recession Odds Jump as the Fed Crushes Consumers
By Lance Roberts - Apr 15, 2023
Recession odds have climbed considerably since Jerome Powell’s testimony before Congress and the latest FOMC meeting. However, the recent failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse, as...
Despite media headlines, podcasts, and broadcasts suggesting “doom and gloom” lurks around the corner, investor bullishness has increased markedly sincetheOctober lows. This isn’t...
The Market Bottomed In October. What's Next?
By Lance Roberts - Apr 04, 2023
The market bottomed last October despite ongoing concerns about inflation, higher rates, recessionary risks, and a banking crisis. While the media headlines and Youtube podcasts are filled with...
As the Fed tightens monetary policy, a banking crisis is historically the first evidence that something was breaking. As noted recently in “Not QE,” “Last week, amid a rash of bank...
Despite an ongoing “banking crisis,” investors continue to chase stocks triggering several bullish buy signals. As noted in this past weekend’s newsletter, two primary reasons exist...
Recession indicators are ringing loudly.Yet, the Fed remains focused on its inflation fight, as repeatedly noted by Jerome Powell following this week’s FOMC meeting. He specifically made two...