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.
Is Oil Ready to Crash Again?
With crude-oil futures in decline early this morning, it was no surprise to see oil prices open lower at the start of today’s trading...
It’s Official: Uber and Lyft IPOs Delayed
As the U.S. Government shutdown continues into its 21st day – threatening to be the longest in American history – federal workers remain furloughed...
Why the Christmas Rally Could Be Over
So far, the advent of the new year has meant only good things for the market. As a belated Christmas gift to bulls, stocks...
Ratings Agency Warns: U.S. Will Be Downgraded
As the U.S. government shutdown enters day 19, ratings agency Fitch has threatened to downgrade America’s sterling AAA rating. If the country’s debt ceiling...
FAANG Looks Sharp Again in 2019
Stocks are on the rise again Tuesday, as some arguably oversold tech stocks look to drag the rest of the market with it on...
How Today’s Trade Talks Could Continue the Market Rally
With trade talks continuing between the U.S. and China this week, Wall Street has turned its eyes to Beijing – where diplomats from both...
Jobs Report Signals Economic Boom?
Earlier this morning, arguably one of the most important jobs reports ever was released, revealing a massive December jobs gain in the United States...
Apple’s Arrogance Causes Market-Wide Drop
Just a day after China reported December manufacturing woes, Apple has now released new revenue guidance that will only intensify market fears of an...
Did This Report Just Signal a Chinese Meltdown?
The market slumped in its first day of trading in the new year, as data emerged showing evidence of a Chinese manufacturing contraction –...
Why Social Security Is Already Failing
Social Security, a relic of the past that’s becoming increasingly obsolete over time, will start paying out 2.8% more on benefit checks in 2019,...