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Dr. Joe Duarte is Chief Investment Strategist and Editor of Profit Catalyst Alert and Weekly Cash Machine. He has been a professional investor and independent analyst since 1990. He is a former Registered Investment Advisor and author of the Bestselling "Options Trading for Dummies," now in its 4th edition and several other books including "Market Timing for Dummies" and "Successful Biotech Investing". Although Joe's favorite areas of the market are technology and healthcare, he is a versatile investor who enjoys finding that hidden gem stock before the crowd, no matter what the sector. He is an original CNBC Market Maven, and is visible regularly on Stockcharts.TV. He has published articles on Marketwatch.com and has been widely quoted in the major media including The Wall Street Journal and Barron’s magazine.
Analyst Articles
Is the Fed from a different planet? Based on the disconnect between the central bank and the real world, we'd say so. Read More
With the latest CPI data showing cooler inflation, we may see a window of opportunity for the Fed to pause its rate hikes. Read More
The combination of a potential supply squeeze and seasonal factors offers a bullish dynamic for investors in the energy sector. Read More
The banking crisis is likely to prompt the Fed to pause its rate hikes, which should boost the economy and stocks. Read More
Lower rates will eventually improve the action in the stock market and investment accounts. The economy will likely follow. Read More
All stock market crashes are due to quirks in liquidity. Will a lasting rebound follow the latest slump? Here are the patterns to watch. Read More
An increasing number of Americans are heading to the great outdoors, especially with their investment dollars. Read More
With the Fed’s next meeting on March 20-21, and the stock market currently oversold, the odds favor a short-term bounce in equities. Read More
The market’s liquidity is getting squeezed. Liquidity is the market’s lifeblood, and history shows that when it gets reduced, stocks fall. Read More