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UTG: A Great Fund To Play A Recovery In Utilities
Utility stocks should benefit from any rate cuts that occur over this year. This fund provides a great way to get exposure to these companies along with a very attractive 8% yield while waiting for the story to play out.
Matador Resources: High Leverage, But Could Be A Solid Undervalued Energy Play Today
Matador Resources reported very strong year-over-year results in direct defiance of the weakness that we saw in energy prices.
BWG: International Exposure Could Be Nice To Reduce Fed Risk
BWG is a bond fund that can be helpful for investors seeking to reduce their American exposure.
Oil Price Continues To Rise
Oil prices recently hit a year-to-date high as major oil producers double-down on their attempts to control supply now that the USA is no longer able to suppress prices using the SPR.
Inflation - In Decline?
There continues to be some confusion even from economists over the root cause of the higher-than-normal inflation that has been plaguing the American economy for quite some time.
Making The Case For High Oil Prices
Crude oil prices have started to trend upward, and there are some reasons to believe that they will continue to go up over the remainder of this year. This article outlines a few reasons for the bullish case, which largely is supply and demand.
Consumers Continue To Face Considerable Financial Stress
The U.S. consumer is responsible for more than two-thirds of GDP and appears to be struggling in the current economy.
Student Loans To Deliver Another Blow To Consumer Spending
After three years of pauses, borrowers will be forced to make student loan payments. This will reduce consumer discretionary spending by $190 billion annually, which will have a significant impact on consumer discretionary stocks.
U.S. Debt Ceiling Deal Could Be Good For Gold
The debt ceiling deal reached over the weekend results in an additional $4 trillion of new Treasury issuance, but buyers seem to be losing their appetite for new debt. This could spark off another round of inflation.
Could The Oil Sell-Off Reverse? IEA Says Yes
Despite the market's apparent concerns about an oil oversupply, the IEA has a different take on things and is apparently predicting a shortage.
The Market Continues To Look Overvalued
The market is looking very overpriced right now, largely due to the recent outperformance of a handful of technology stocks.
Traditional Energy Continues To Look Undervalued
Traditional energy companies have been considerably undervalued for quite some time, which is still the case despite the strong performance that these companies delivered in 2022.
Gas And Oil Prices Rise, Likely To Continue
Gas prices in the United States hit their YTD high yesterday and are unlikely to decline barring a recession. This could represent a serious setback for the market's current optimism of a near-term Fed pivot.
Signs Of A Worsening Jobs Market
The ADP and BLS reports last week both show signs that the tight jobs market is loosening up and that we could soon enter a recession.
The U.S. Consumer Is Hitting A Brick Wall, Negatively Impacting Discretionary Stocks
There are growing signs that the U.S. consumer is tapped out due to inflation and negative real wage growth. This will undoubtedly hit consumer discretionary stocks in the near future.
Solar Power: Not A Cheap Source Of Energy
Solar power is substantially more expensive than fossil fuels and it is likely to get even more expensive as the drive for solar deployments causes silver demand and prices to surge.
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