Precious Metals Coins Provide Refuge from Market Fallout
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Precious Metals Coins Provide Refuge from Market Fallout
Precious metals coins can offer a unique safe haven from market volatility, but they are also a difficult asset to own. Here’s some expert advice
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We Used to Care About One Another
Once upon a time, we cared about the welfare of our fellow Americans.
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Precious Metals Offer Alternative to Diversify from Equities
Paul Dykewicz highlights the role precious metals can play in a portfolio.
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3-D Chess: It Only Looks Like Trump Is Throwing Away His Presidency!
Instead of making even a fake effort and forcing Democrats to get up off the couch to vote against the wall, Trump cleverly leapt to the front of the anti-Trump parade and pretended it was all his idea.
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Cisco Systems Stands out as a Dividend-Paying Technology Stock
Technology stocks have stumbled lately, but Cisco Systems pays a solid dividend and seems strong within a struggling sector.
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Give Me Your Dreamers…
Liberals can’t make an argument without producing a victim.
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EchoStar Is a Technology Stock Well Worth Watching
The satellite and wireless sector is consolidating, but EchoStar is one company that is showing a lot of promise within the sector.
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Secret Debate Tip for GOP
No Democrat should be allowed to run for election this year without taking a position on Parkland’s “school-to-prison pipeline” policy.
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Dividend-Paying Emerging Markets Fund Produces Outsized Returns
Paul Dykewicz examines the strategy of a dividend-paying emerging markets fund.
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Precious Metals Coins Provide Refuge from Market Fallout
Precious metals coins can offer a unique safe haven from market volatility, but they are also a difficult asset to own. Here’s some expert advice
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Precious Metals Offer Alternative to Diversify from Equities
Paul Dykewicz highlights the role precious metals can play in a portfolio.
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Cisco Systems Stands out as a Dividend-Paying Technology Stock
Technology stocks have stumbled lately, but Cisco Systems pays a solid dividend and seems strong within a struggling sector.
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EchoStar Is a Technology Stock Well Worth Watching
The satellite and wireless sector is consolidating, but EchoStar is one company that is showing a lot of promise within the sector.
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Dividend-Paying Emerging Markets Fund Produces Outsized Returns
Paul Dykewicz examines the strategy of a dividend-paying emerging markets fund.
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T. Rowe Price Latin America Fund Spices up Returns
Paul Dykewicz analyzes this Latin America fund that has outperformed similar indexes recently.
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Health Care Company with 10 Percent Yield Offers Bounce-Back Potential
While this particular health care company has underperformed recently, several factors indicate that it is likely positioned for a future rebound.
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Bank Stocks Could Be Big Beneficiaries of New Federal Tax Law
Paul Dykewicz discusses the impact of the new tax law on banks and the financial sector.
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Which Businesses Will Benefit Most from the New Tax Law?
Paul Dykewicz explains how two big telecommunications businesses will benefit from the new tax law.
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Main Street vs. Wall Street Yields Surprising Winner
Paul Dykewicz obtained exclusive interviews with Main Street Capital CEO Vince Foster and COO Dwayne Hyzak to learn how they compete with Wall Street successfully.
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Republicans Should Try Doing Something Popular
When the Titanic struck an iceberg, the crew might have rushed to the storeroom, grabbed the materials and spruced up the ship with a shiny new coat of paint.
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Why I Secretly Wanted Moore To Lose: Brooks 2020!
Rep. Mo Brooks was the true Trumpian candidate in Alabama, which is why I endorsed him in the primary (here, here and here).
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A Cake is Food, Not Speech – But Why Bully the Baker?
The conversation about a cake lasted less than a minute but will long reverberate in constitutional law. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear 60 minutes of speech about when, if at all, making a cake counts as constitutionally protected speech and, if so, what the implications are for the Colorado Civil Rights Commission’s contention that Jack Phillips violated the state’s law against sexual-orientation discrimination.



