This Political Move is a Long-Term Win for Investors by C. Scott Garliss, DailyWealth.com • February 23, 2023 It will take pressure off the Fed to keep raising interest rates, eventually giving the central bank room to cut rates once more. And as we leave the worst of inflation behind, the market can rise much higher. Read more →
The ‘Everything Crash’ Could Set Up a Two-Year Rally by C. Scott Garliss, DailyWealth.com • January 4, 2023 History is clear: If you’re focused on growing your money over the long run, then the next couple years should be a great time to do it. Read more →
Stocks Have 28% Upside Over the Next 12 Months by C. Scott Garliss, DailyWealth.com • December 21, 2022 2023 could see a major boom… one you won’t want to miss. Read more →
A Two-Year Stock Boom is About to Begin by C. Scott Garliss, DailyWealth.com • December 14, 2022 Big returns for the stock market could be right around the corner… Read more →
Inflation Should Continue to Ease This Month by C. Scott Garliss, DailyWealth.com • December 7, 2022 We’ll likely see a bullish surprise. Read more →
These Stocks Are Just Beginning to Rally by C. Scott Garliss, DailyWealth.com • October 26, 2022 Investors should expect more upside from here. Read more →
Used-Car Prices Are About to Crash… Here’s Why by C. Scott Garliss, DailyWealth.com • August 2, 2022 In short, a troubling number of folks today can’t afford their car payments. Read more →
The Stock Market is Setting Up for a Long-Term Rally by C. Scott Garliss, DailyWealth.com • March 9, 2022 I know this is still a scary time and there are plenty of reasons to be cautious right now, but history shows patience and persistence will pay off. Read more →
You Want to Own Stocks Today by C. Scott Garliss, DailyWealth.com • February 16, 2022 Despite the scary headlines, stock prices are likely headed much higher in 2022. Read more →
There’s More Upside Ahead for These Shares by C. Scott Garliss, DailyWealth.com • October 7, 2021 If we look at history as our guide, we could see returns of roughly 35% over the next 18 months. Read more →