I railed against it broken-record like for months on end. It's here now, it's hurting the market, and it's only going to get worse.
Plus, defense contractors remain stocks to own as geopolitical risk isn't going away.
This big oil giant pumps out big dividends.
If they didn't move after the Middle East burned, I don't know what they will do if the economy keeps slowing.
Plus, here's a strategy for investing in oil that even the retail investor can employ.
Over the past decade, not fighting the Fed has been the single best piece of advice any market strategist could offer.
Recent events in the Middle East and the oil market's reaction dramatically changes the landscape.
That the market didn't plummet following the strikes on Saudi oil facilities shows big differences in our economy and reliance on foreign oil compared with just a decade ago.
Chevron and Exxon Mobil appear more attractive than this stock right now, and the oil sector as a whole should be watched for at least the next couple days.
Despite big news headlines recently and the looming Fed rate decision, market players appear to show little emotion.