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Is It Really that Bad?

Is It Really that Bad?

Written by Brit Ryle
Posted April 24, 2023
If you wanna get a laugh from your family, friends or co-workers today, I’ve got a sure-fire way you can get at least a small grin from even the most cynical and humorless person you know…   Tell ‘em you’re bullish on stocks. 
A Dull Market

A Dull Market

Written by Brit Ryle
Posted April 21, 2023
I don’t mind telling you – this has been one of the least enjoyable weeks to write about the stock market in a long while. Trading has been directionless. I’ve watched at least two dozen upside breakouts for individual stocks fail. And despite the clear unwillingness to take stock prices higher, the bears have been unable to get a decent sell-off going…
Today's Trading Plan (April 19, 2023)

Today's Trading Plan (April 19, 2023)

Written by Brit Ryle
Posted April 19, 2023
A month ago, investors thought THE Charles Schwab Corporation might be the next banking domino to fall. Shares were crushed from $75 down to $50. But its earnings report Monday makes that +30% drop look a little overdone.
The Truth About Rare Earths

The Truth About Rare Earths

Written by Brit Ryle
Posted April 17, 2023
The notion that China is somehow in the driver’s seat is laughable. China’s position in the economic warfare vehicle is more like a grungy teenager on a skateboard clinging to the bumper: it’s only along for the ride, and if things get bumpy, it will end up with a face full of asphalt.
More China Selling

More China Selling

Written by Brit Ryle
Posted April 14, 2023
Right now, we’ve got American owned shell companies funneling U.S. tech to Russia to build the bombs that rain down on Ukraine. Tankers brimming with Russian oil are welcome in India and Turkey. Income mutual funds feast on that 8% Altria dividend that’s driven in part by cigarette and Juul vaping sales. Two-thirds of Americans favor a waiting period for gun purchases that only 9 states’ lawmakers have approved. Walmart (NYSE: WMT) agreed to pay a $3 billion fine for dealing opioids…
A Failure to Fear Monger

A Failure to Fear Monger

Written by Brit Ryle
Posted April 13, 2023
Welp, guess I’ll join the legions of financial/investment writers out there and talk about inflation and the Fed. Even with banks failing and a big jump in the number of economists and strategist-types saying recession is about to take us all for a ride to lower stock prices, the Fed is still the one driving this crazy bus…
Fair Value? Really?

Fair Value? Really?

Written by Brit Ryle
Posted April 11, 2023
With 5,300 stocks out there, it’s a pretty good bet that a pretty solid percentage are complete crap and should be completely off-limits for individual investors. And I will be so bold as to say that even within Morningstar’s cozy little neighborhood of 700 stocks, there will be more than a handful of crap.
Primed for Gains on Delaware's Legalization Bill?

Primed for Gains on Delaware's Legalization Bill?

Written by Brit Ryle
Posted April 6, 2023
MariMed (OTCBB: MRMD) Primed for 87% Gain on Delaware Marijuna Legalization Bill Last week, the Delaware Senate approved two new bills designed to legalize cannabis for recreational purposes. The last time a legalization bill got to the governor, it was vetoed, but it looks like this time there will be enough votes to override any potential veto.
A New Monroe Doctrine

A New Monroe Doctrine

Written by Brit Ryle
Posted April 5, 2023
I started formulating my semi-retirement plan 5 or so years ago, when my kids were leaving for college. I‘ve never really entertained the idea that I’d just quit working altogether. Market and economic analysis, investing and trading and writing about it is in my blood, and I couldn’t stop even if I wanted to.
The Case for Schrödinger (NASDAQ: SGDR)

The Case for Schrödinger (NASDAQ: SGDR)

Written by Brit Ryle
Posted April 3, 2023
This year (2023), AI products, software and services are expected to generate $500 billion in revenue from businesses and governments looking for better and faster ways to make use of the massive amounts of data our digitized world generates.
Big Tech Piggy Banks

Big Tech Piggy Banks

Written by Brit Ryle
Posted March 31, 2023
Stocks have been acting downright frisky since the mini-banking crisis earlier this month. If you expected to see investors take a little breather, make sure the coast was clear before piling money back into the market, well, I’m with you. I wasn’t eager to jump into stocks the Fed and Treasury Department was scrambling to prevent a full-on banking meltdown.
Eggs and Inflation

Eggs and Inflation

Written by Brit Ryle
Posted March 29, 2023
It’s literally been years since I made fresh guacamole. Because, while I can be pretty extravagant at times, I ain’t payin’ the runaway inflation price of $3.50 for one stupid avocado…