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Yale Bock is the founder, owner, and operator of Y H & C investments, a registered investment adviser based in Las Vegas, NV. He earned the right to use the Chartered Financial Analyst designation in 2007 and has an M.B.A. from UC-Irvine's Paul Mirage Fraduate School of Management in ...more

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Fed On Hold Until 2022 As Market Fears Coronavirus Return, And Portnoy Vs Buffett
Of the overall percentage of investments which ultimately prove profitable, the best investors are correct about six out of ten times. It means they are wrong four out of ten times. Most investors get it right a little less than half of the time.
Market Continues Recovery As Dimon’s Words Soothe Investors
Investor's Optimistic On Recovery as Governor's Make Small Business Tough!
Retail Reports And Economy Reopens As Investors Perk Up
In the markets last week, retail heavyweights reported their financial results. Generally, it went pretty much as expected as a difficult environment helped Wal-Mart and Target, whose online capabilities proved popular with fear-bound consumers.
Markets Stumble As Powell Warns On Asset Prices
Wagering on horses at a racetrack, identifying quality horses can be done, but in almost all wagering cases, the odds of the horse winning reflect the superior animal. The same holds true in the capital markets.
Nasdaq Goes Positive, Malone’s Deal, Berkshire’s Meeting, And Political War
With yesterday’s news that over 20 million citizens in the United States were laid off in April and the unemployment rate sits at just a shade under 15% it is a difficult time in the country.
Oil Goes Negative And Recovers, Market Flat For The Week
This week's market was full of news about earnings, oil and other interesting items. Next week, the largest integrated oil firms will report horrible earnings, and the outlook will be poor as well.
Banks Boost Reserves, Some States Ready To Open, And Next Week’s Earnings Preview
Next week will see plenty of earnings reports from major companies like Visa, TD Ameritrade, 3M, Intel, Amazon, Verizon, AT&T, Netflix, and American Express. Very few will offer much guidance, especially in the consumer-related areas.
Queen Elizabeth’s Speech, Markets Look To Recover, And Pharma Works For A Vaccine
Under the best scenario, government financing will allow workers and citizens to bridge the gap until the economy is allowed to open. Once it does, it will be a slow process to recover, potentially taking up to a year or longer.
March Job Losses Hit 700K, Nearly 30 Million More Projected By May
The United States is staring in the face of a very difficult economic period. With the March jobs report showing losses of over seven hundred thousand, April will be a bloodbath with job losses approaching 30 million.
Stocks Bounce But Market Faces Serious Challenges
The Pandemic of 2020 will be a major challenge for equity investors.
Investors Get Sick On Corona Virus, Russia-Saudi Oil Spat
COVID-19's effect will be economic, and the extent of the severity is what is troubling investors. Of course, there is another situation which compounds the market’s concern, which is the largest producers' moves in the oil market.
Investors Get On Roller Coaster As Markets Provide Wild Ride
US equity markets saw multiple days where the market swung between going up or down nearly 1,000 points. Of particular interest is the continued fall in the interest rate on 10 year Treasury bonds, which now sit at a paltry .7060%.
Corona Chops Equities As Market Falls Over 10% In The Week!
The Federal Reserve announced on Friday it is prepared to cut interest rates as a way to counteract the risk of the corona virus on economic activity.
Market Sells Off On Coronavirus And Democratic Debate
In the market last week, there was plenty to pay attention to. The world wide increase of the coronavirus continued to dismay investors and cause concern.
Rally Continues On Earnings; Caveat Being Corona
If markets are, at their core, a function of the balance between fear and greed, well, we know which one currently is dominating. Why might this be the case?
Markets Jump Higher On Earnings, Sell Off On Coronavirus
You can be a very successful investor and do quite well just by finding organizations that slowly and methodically extend their advantage and build their companies using a systematic, day by day approach.
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