Michael Burnick, Director of Research and Client Communications and editor of Weiss Advice, is a 20-year veteran of the financial industry with broad experience as an investment advisor, portfolio manager, securities analyst, investment radio host and financial newsletter editor … Weiss Advice
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Recent Editions of Weiss Advice
Finding New Opportunities in Choppy Markets by Mike Burnick
September 1, 2010 — Don’t look now ... but the WORST month for stocks has just begun! Historically, the month of September is the absolute worst month of the year to be invested in the stock market!1 And there aren’t many reasons [...]
Six Portfolio Mistakes You Might be Making by Sharon A. Daniels
August 25, 2010 — Let’s face it, this year has been one giant roller-coaster ride for investors. Portfolios have been turned upside-down by the turbulence in markets. And I have been having many conversations with investors who come to [...]
Could 'QE-Lite' Spark a Fire in Gold Prices? by Mike Burnick
August 18, 2010 — The Fed threw in the towel last week, finally admitting that the US recovery is "more modest" than anticipated. No kidding. In fact, our economy is slowing sharply. What’s worse, this relapse is global in nature ... with growing evidence of a slowdown [...]
Investment Reports
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March 1, 2010
Investment Options in a Record Low Interest Rate Environment
January 27, 2010
Five Investment Opportunities for 2010 and Beyond?
February 23, 2010
Building Your Diversified Income Portfolio
October 15, 2009
4 Ways to Seek Higher Current Income In a Low Yield Market
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Our quarterly newsletter on the markets and economy.
2nd Quarter 2010
Global Credit Crisis … Act II?
1st Quarter 2010
Be Wary of Cracks in the Bailout Recovery
4th Quarter 2009
From a Year of Extremes to a Year of Transition
3rd Quarter 2009
After the Great Recession — What Kind of Recovery Will Follow?
2nd Quarter 2009
Bear Bounce … or New Bull Market?