Contrary to popular belief, stocks do not only go up. They go up … and they go down. They go down a lot less often than they go up. But when they do, it’s usually painful. Some people prefer to hold through the painful times where stocks

Today, with markets closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we bring you something a little different for this week’s Banyan Edge Podcast… Our team of analysts — spearheaded by Bloomberg Terminal expert, right-hand of Ian King and as I would lovingly say “Chief Nerd” Amber

If you’re following the news, you know things are pretty rough out there… Record-high inflation. Soaring mortgage rates. The worst stock sell-off in 50 years. Well, according to my research, that’s just a preview of even more madness in store for the markets over the next few

Last week, I shared with you the key to making money in the stock market. A stock is not just a symbol on the screen. It’s a piece of a business. Because every stock is attached to a business. So that’s why I focus on the business when

You’ve probably heard the phrase “sell in May and go away.” It comes from the trend of stock returns being worse from May to October and better from November to April. Now, I say “traditionally” because every year is different. There are plenty of individual examples

COVENTRY, U.K. - Dec. 21, 2022: Unite union general secretary Sharon Graham (centre), joins ambulance workers on the picket line outside ambulance headquarters in Coventry. On Friday, Jan. 20, Unite announced a further 10 days of strikes as a dispute between the government and ambulance

[The stream is slated to start at 3 a.m. ET. Please refresh the page if you do not see a player above at that time.] Moderated by CNBC's Joumanna Bercetche, top business leaders and policymakers discuss surging inflation at Davos, Switzerland, and whether a radical rethink

"We probably all underestimated inflationary pressure in 2021," Jordan told CNBC. Bloomberg / Contributor / Getty Images Monetary policy has been "too expansionary" in hindsight, according to the Chairman of the Swiss National Bank Thomas Jordan. "Probably with the benefit of hindsight monetary policy was all over the

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