 | | The Dow dropped by 725 points on Monday, its worst drop since October of last year. And while it made back a lot of those losses Tuesday, it was a stark reminder that stocks can be wildly volatile.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite have all trended lower for the past week as investors wring their hands over falling bond yields and rising case counts of the COVID delta variant.
This little bout of volatility may just be the pause that refreshes, a needed consolidation to create a healthier and more durable bull market. Or, it could very well be the opening shots of a new bear market that takes a major bite out of stocks. It’s too early to say just yet.
But shocks like these remind us why dividend investing matters.
Click here to see how this “Bullish” low-volatility stock can protect you in times of uncertainty.  Suggested Stories: These “Preferred” Blue-Chip Stocks Yield Up to 6.9%
Not Your Grandpa’s Assembly Line: Buy This Automation Stock Now
| Elon Musk and Tesla still have one BIG PROBLEM that could derail the whole electric vehicle market. No, it's not lithium. It's another resource that's even more critical for electric vehicles. And right now there's one tiny $4 stock that is uniquely set up to benefit from this booming demand. | |
Chart of the Day
Warren Buffett once said that it’s good for investors to be “fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.”
That’s great advice, but many investors struggle to quantify fear and greed. Some use data from surveys. Others evaluate the tone of the coverage in news stories. These can be useful, but that type of data is difficult to interpret because it is subjective.
Click here to see how we can use the bond market to objectively evaluate fear and greed — and what it says about the next financial crisis.  Suggested Stories: Technical Analysis Reveals Bearish Market
Shipping Costs Show Inflation Is Just Beginning
| Companies all over the world are funneling as much money as they can into what Bill Gates calls "the holy grail" of modern technology.
It's fresh out of a highly secretive lab in Boston, Massachusetts, and it's poised to make early investors billions.
It's NOT cannabis. It's NOT bitcoin, or some other blockchain-related technology. It's NOT 5G.
And it could be bigger than all of those. You could be looking down the barrel of 5,000% profits or more. | |
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