Bill Poulos
Bill Poulos has been analyzing the markets and investing since the early 70s. Investing used to be only a much loved hobby of his but in 2001, after retiring from his day job as an automotive executive at GM, he cofounded Profits Run, Inc. He and his son (Greg) now help individuals become smarter investors while properly managing risk.
Market Roars in Approval of Bad Jobs Report
May’s job numbers are officially in the books, and they aren’t quite what economists had hoped for.
Having shown signs of slowed growth as Trump’s...
May Jobs Report Worst Since 2010, but Nobody Cares
After seeing impressive job numbers in April, investors were feeling confident about the U.S. economy. Q1 GDP growth was far better than expected as...
Boeing’s 737 Woes Continue
Just a week after sources close to the 737 Max investigations said that Boeing (NYSE: BA) may not have been at fault in at...
China Issues Dire Warning to U.S. Tech Companies
If there was any doubt before that China was serious about going toe-to-toe with the Trump administration, there isn’t any more after the following...
Here’s What Fiat Chrysler Stock Will Do Following Huge Merger
Thought the Fiat Chrysler merger was a big deal?
To quote Randy Bachman from Canadian rock group, Bachman-Turner Overdrive, “You ain’t seen nothing yet.”
But to...
China Says, “Negotiations Are Over”
After dishing out tariffs of their own last week, China’s taken things a step further as of this morning – saying that the U.S.’s...
Ford to Fire 10% of Workforce, Creating Huge Opportunity for Investors
After nearly a decade-long erosion of both market share and profitability, Ford Motor Company has decided to “flip the switch”. In a massive company-wide...
These 2 Companies Kicked Off Another Rally
President Donald Trump, champion of low taxes and big business, has undoubtedly spurred the economy on to explosive growth – even in the midst...
Why Bulls Shouldn’t Care About Tariffs
Just one day after the market suffered one of its worst daily drops for the year, it looks like equities are back.
And more importantly,...
Will Trump’s Tariffs Crash the Market?
As expected, the tariffs have arrived, slapping a 25% duty on $200 billion of Chinese goods.
President Trump followed through on his threat from Sunday,...