Investing

Bull and bear markets are a historical trend tool, but how should you read them and what can you expect from the current financial landscape?

Why would a company choose to go public through a SPAC rather than an IPO? That's an insightful question and this article has the answers.

The U.S. aims to cut its greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 as part of its commitment to tackling climate change, but  local production of the raw materials necessary to produce these technologies, including solar panels, wind turbines, and electric vehicles, is lacking. Understandably, this has raised concerns in Washington. Today's infographic, based on data from the U.S. Geological Survey, lists all of the minerals that the government has deemed critical to both the economic and national security of the United States.

Exchange-Traded Funds or ETFs are a unique investment vehicle. They combine the diversification of a mutual fund with the trading flexibility of stocks. Discover how ETFs work, what they have to offer investors, and some pros and cons to consider before investing in them.

This article gives you an example of how to create your own silver miner portfolio. It is broken into categories and allocations and includes an overview of how each section was constructed and any additional information that may apply.

ETF shares focus on a wide variety of spaces, such as derivatives, bonds and commodities and within the commodity space are silver ETFs, and investors interested in these have 7 options to choose from.

With interest rates rising and stock prices falling investors are, naturally, starting to think about bonds so, what are bonds, why should you own them and which should you consider investing in? This article has the answers.

To many, the concept of an NFT is an enigma. Are they an investment? Collectible? Pricey fad? Scam? The answer: probably all of the above.

The nature of stocks, also known as equities, is that they often suffer declines and these market downdrafts - market pullbacks, corrections and crashes - have different characteristics. Here is the difference between a stock market pullback, correction and crash.

When sh-t happens at the end of an excessive bubble era, it will always be the worst kind, and what can be worse than a major war that could develop into a nuclear and world war.