With equity valuations high and the global economy laboring under the weight of high energy prices, it wouldn’t take much in the way of bad news to send some tech stocks reeling. Here's how to protect your portfolio if that happens. Read More
Jim Pearce is the Chief Investment Strategist of Personal Finance, our flagship publication, and manages two trading services, PF Pro and Mayhem Trader. He began his career as a stockbroker in 1983 and over the years has managed client investment portfolios for major banks, brokerage firms, and investment advisors. Jim earned a BA from The College of William & Mary and the CFP designation from the College of Financial Planning.
Analyst Articles
Just as the railroad barons of the nineteenth century believed there was no limit to the economic benefits of building more infrastructure, so too are the tech titans of today in an arms race to create more data center capacity. Read More
Having a proven system for correctly anticipating how Wall Street is going to react to chaotic events is the key to getting ahead in this market. Read More
Using a combination of AI and robotics, total joint replacement surgeries could soon be performed anywhere in the world using machines guided by surgeons thousands of miles away. Read More
AI technologies developed primarily in the United States are now being rolled out to foreign markets. Read More
If the Strait of Hormuz closes again and oil prices skyrocket again, I could double or triple my money on this trade. Read More
Investors may be better off waiting until the final details of this project are known before jumping on the Kilby bandwagon. Read More
If you are looking for something that might increase in value during a stock market correction, I suggest this exchange-traded bond fund. Read More
This type of trade gives me more control over how much money I am putting at risk while using a security that could be more volatile than the entire sector. Read More
I'll explain my system for identifying "comeback stocks" and give you three examples of companies who appear to be on the verge of taking off. Read More