Can inflation can be tamed without a recession or will the Fed break the economy to save the economy?

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Free-cash-flow-generating companies with strong balance sheets and reasonable valuations are optimal for investor portfolios right now.

 A deeper dive into the current state of the economy and what investors should do right now.

The Fed is raising rates at a furious pace to try to stem inflation. Here's what investors need to know.

Unfortunately, no one issues official memos to let investors know when the market is about to turn up.

Economic indicators point to a slowdown of activity in the U.S., but where are we really in the cycle?

Improve your SSG analysis using industry averages.

We have the stocks that could be the next big winners in your portfolio -- if you are savvy enough to buy them now.

Since 2022 began, stocks and bonds have generated double-digit losses, upending conventional wisdom that when stocks fall bonds rise.

But opportunities remain for stock investors if you know where to look.

If we are in a bear market foreshadowing a recession, what can investors expect?

"Safe" Treasuries have had no better year than stocks so far in 2022.

Bulls take heart that the market has made good progress since the pandemic began, while bears believe stocks have plenty of room to fall.

The latest jobs report shows impressive new job adds and a dip in unemployment.

Macroeconomic uncertainty remains high -- but IAS subscribers have an edge with three stocks recommended in the May 2022 issue.

There's lots of data to digest about the direction of interest rates, the impact of global strife, and inflation--and how they affect your stock portfolio.

2021’s laggards have held up in 2022, while many technology and consumer discretionary stocks have crashed. Here's where we see interesting values.

Evidence continues to grow that the Fed was caught wrong-footed by how rapidly the economy has recovered.

Yields are on the move up. Here's what stock investors need to know.