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Porter’s Five Forces Model: A Key Framework for Strategic Analysis

Monday, 06 February 2023 by mike

Porter's Five Forces Model helps companies analyze the world of business to stay ahead of trends, competitors, and technology. It has five key forces that determine how profitable an industry is: supplier power, buyer power, threat of new entrants, threat of substitutes, and rivalry among existing players. Companies must understand these forces and make sure they negotiate with suppliers and meet customers' needs in order to remain competitive.

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Don’t Fight the Fed: A Guide to Navigating the Central Bank’s Policies

Monday, 06 February 2023 by mike

For many investors and market participants, the Federal Reserve's monetary policies can often be a source of confusion and uncertainty. However, one thing is certain: the Fed has a significant impact on the economy and the financial markets. That's why the old adage "don't fight the Fed" still rings true today.

Published in All, Finance, Investing, Money

Tagged under: bonds, finance, inflation, interest rates, investing, money, prices, retirement, stocks

Investing in an IRA: A Smart Move for Your Financial Future

Saturday, 04 February 2023 by mike

Investing in an IRA is a smart move for anyone looking to build a secure financial future. With its tax advantages, diversification opportunities, compound interest, and long-term savings potential, an IRA is a valuable tool for anyone looking to grow their savings and ensure a comfortable retirement.

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Market Wrap 9/28/22

Wednesday, 28 September 2022 by mike

Stocks rise and bond prices rally. The Dow gains 550 points and the 10-Year drops the most in a single day since 2009. U.S. stocks rose sharply in volatile trading on Wednesday as investors bought up shares following a week of steep losses amid easing concerns about inflation and volatile bond yields. The S&P 500

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Tagged under: bonds, finance, inflation, interest rates, money, prices, retirement, stocks

Market Wrap 9/27/22

Tuesday, 27 September 2022 by mike

Dow enters bear market, S&P 500 closes lower Stocks declined in early afternoon trading on concerns that the global economy still faces significant headwinds. The Dow Jones Industrial average inched into bear market territory closing at 29,135. The S&P 500 finished the day down 7 points at 3,647. Treasury yields and oils prices continued to