
Animal Spirits Unchained: Is it time for new offerings, mergers, and acquisitions?
The markets are moved by animal spirits and not by reason, with President Trump's commanding win boosting equities and fixed-income yields.
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The markets are moved by animal spirits and not by reason, with President Trump's commanding win boosting equities and fixed-income yields.

The U.S. economy is expected to continue growing, with above-average earnings and GDP growth, driven by the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut.

Social media can be a useful tool for personal portfolio management, but its impact depends on individual use and deployment.

But according to market technicians (those who follow chart and price movement patterns), “the trend is your friend” and a rally in progress is likely to continue in that direction, even if there is some choppiness along the way.

Consumer behavior defies rational expectations, with a disconnect between consumers' collective dour mood and their actual fiscal resources.

The pandemic has caused irreparable changes to the way we view and navigate our lives, making it challenging for investors and business owners to adapt.

The article discusses market timing and investing, but does not have a relevant topic for the franchise industry.

Investing lessons from 2022 include staying calm and looking to the long term, as the global market experienced a traumatic year.

Investors face challenges in the new normal, with the U.S. Federal Reserve emphasizing its commitment to controlling inflation and maintaining interest rates.

The article discusses the concept of history repeating itself in market terms, citing various examples of market trends and cycles.

The past 2 years have changed what we thought we knew, and the DJIA has vaulted above 1,000, territory it hadn’t seen since the 1960s.

Global citizens and investors yearn for a return to normality as the calendar rounds two full turns since Covid first burst on the scene.

Investors face market volatility due to delta variant and economic concerns.