I bought a small number of July puts on Bank of America, after the fall of Silicon Valley Bank. Here's why and why I don't necessarily hope it works.
Investors can streamline their passive income cash flow to match their monthly expenses by purchasing dividend stocks that pay distributions to shareholders every month.
Is a Fed pivot near? Not necessarily. However, at least one of the Fed's key thinkers is at least doing just that... thinking.
The Fed was too easy for far too long and now will be too tight, probably for far too long.
I have never seen a market downturn end on its own, without the Fed turning dovish as a catalyst or in response to some crisis-level situation.
A one time a 75 basis point increase would be the largest single increase made at one time since 1994.
So much for all of those genius economists that told you a 'recession' just wasn't in the data.
Has the FOMC heeded Market Recon's advice? Probably not.
You are more likely to encounter an albino deer in the forest or shake hands with a friendly sasquatch than realize that interest rates have hit neutral territory.
Plus, quick technical looks at Northrop Grumman and Nvidia.