With interest rates in many countries close to zero or even negative, some commentators are of the view that monetary policy of the central banks are likely to become less effective in navigating the economy.

Given the value comeback, here are some ETFs & stocks that have been leading over the past three months and will likely outperform in the coming weeks, especially in the current scenario.

The auto industry has remained a pillar of strength for the American economy dating back to the recession. However, there are growing signs that the broader economy could be facing a slowdown next year.

Public attention this past week was riveted on the impeachment testimony before the House Intelligence Committee, which totally overshadowed Chairman Powell’s semiannual report and two days of testimony to Congress on monetary policy.

The Canadian Dollar will likely take the spotlight during Wednesday’s trading session in light of the high-impact event risk surrounding the Loonie.

Target Corporation has been gaining from its comparable sales (comps). In the last earnings call, management guided a comps increase of 3.4% for third-quarter fiscal 2019.

Ongoing trade conflicts have forced China to increase financial decoupling between the US.

Considering the S&P and the Nasdaq are so extended, it is wise to pare back positions there and increase exposure to the Russell 2000.

Sometimes you just can’t get enough of a good thing.

Managing risk is forever at the top of the list for informed investing, but the biggest challenge on this front arises from within.

Reviewing the day's trading in the agriculture markets.

In a previous post, I showed that my site's security selection process had outperformed the market, on average, over 96 6-month cohorts. Here I describe a technique we've just implemented to improve that performance, and how you can use it too.

Aerospace & defense stocks and ETFs are ripping higher, thanks mainly to rising hopes for a US-China trade deal and improving growth outlook.

Stock market records have a way of enthralling everyone. However, the stock market is not currently reflecting the economy or the corporate backdrop.

The Dow Jones will look to trade wars and further earnings from the retail sector where, after great earnings from Walmart, performances have tapered off and could threaten the index.

Saudi Aramco has set a valuation between 1.6-1.7 trillion USD, well below the initial goal of 2 trillion set by the Crown Prince Mohamed Bin Salman. The stock is set to be listed next month on the Riyadh stock exchange.

Another quiet day for stocks, but the retail sector is suddenly coming apart ahead of Black Friday.

Stocks tried to break out above the overhead resistance today, but failed and fell back to end the day largely unchanged. Tech managed to hold a little gain.

Oil prices plunged most in seven weeks today as US-China talks appeared to stall.

Top tickers for end of day: AMD, MSFT, M, DHR, GME, FB, DIS.