Sam Ro is a Benzinga Contributor and the founder and editor of TKer.co. He specializes in finance, trading, and economic policy, with a focus on capital markets and the global economy. Sam's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance Canada, Axios, and MarketWatch.
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Ambitious companies will make unforeseeable changes as they capitalize on a future that has yet to be imagined ๐ง
By: Sam Ro
Plus a charted review of the macro crosscurrents ๐
By: Sam Ro
A version of this article was originally published on TKer.co. History tells us the stock market usually goes up regardless of which party
Ignoring things will make you more vulnerable to a future mistake.
If you can't beat 'em, then join 'em ๐ค
By: Sam Ro
History tells us the stock market usually goes up regardless of which party occupies the White House . It also shows that the market usually quickly looks past geopolitical shocks like the start of a war . Similarly, the market has always adjusted to economic turmoil sparked by the emergence of paradigm-shifting technologies.
Leaders will lag and the stock market will still go up ๐
Key facts for understanding global investing ๐
Plus a charted review of the macro crosscurrents ๐
A few charts I saw recently had me thinking about the challenge of trading individual stocks to generate above-average returns.
