Mitchell Clark
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Mitchell is a Senior Editor at Lombardi Financial specializing in small-cap stocks. He’s the editor of a variety of popular Lombardi Financial newsletters, such as Penny Stock Reporter, Micro-Cap Stocks, and Monster Profits. Mitchell, who has been with Lombardi Financial for thirteen years, won the Jack Madden Prize in economic history and is a long-time student of equity markets. Prior to joining Lombardi, Mitchell was as a stock broker for a large investment bank. While Mitchell is not working he enjoys fly fishing, motorcycling and tending to his hobby farm.
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Why you really need to have some gold and silver exposure in your portfolio.
The economic news isn't yet strong enough for share prices to make a big advancement. Good corporate earnings were the catalyst for a strong January, but the stock market's next catalyst is elusive.
We have learned that the Federal Reserve is about to leave interest rates at historically low levels for an unprecedented period of time.
Stock market portfolio should not just diversify among different industries, but also with different time horizons for investment.
Don't think large-caps have much to offer? What Mitchell Clark has to say should change your mind.
Natural gas prices have fallen. Is this a long-term trend or just a hiccup?
Corporate earnings will continue to be solid, but the broader stock market is not the place to be. Further economic recessions.
Target also announced it would pay dividends. representing its 178th consecutive payment of dividends since October when the company listed on the stock market
There were no bold initiatives or new products and there was a real estate market that crashed and a recession killing the retail sector and his stock analysis
The stock market on a daily basis allows you to constantly hone your market view, and it also reveals subtleties in the equity speculation business that might not otherwise be obvious.
