Brian Kelly
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Brian Kelly has enjoyed a long career in newsletter publishing and has maintained involvement with MoneyLetter continuously since 1984. He has been a member of the MoneyLetter Investment Committee for over 30 years. As vice president and product manager for IBC/Donoghue Inc., and IBC USA (Publications) Inc., Mr. Kelly was responsible for all aspects of the MoneyLetter group of products including planning, marketing, fulfillment, customer service, and public relations.
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The S&P 500 once again faded in the afternoon and declined for the fourth consecutive session on Wednesday. Tech names pressured prices, and higher interest rates were certainly a big factor. But I still like funds such as Hennessy Cornerstone Mid Cap 30 Investor (HFMDX), writes Brian Kelly, editor of Money Letter.
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MUTUAL FUNDS
As I was reviewing the economic and performance numbers recently, a hit song from my teenage years came to mind. Simply put, as The Cars sang in 1978, let the good times roll. We believe there are at least three solid reasons that the gains we saw in the first quarter are sustainable, and that the equity markets still have additional upside potential, advises Brian Kelly, editor of Money Letter.
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STOCKS
We have seen confidence increase across several different economic areas. For example, we recently saw a move higher in small business optimism, homebuilders’ confidence, and consumer confidence. Invesco S&P SmallCap Momentum ETF (XSMO) is a name I like here, says Brian Kelly, editor of Money Letter.
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ETFs
Tickers: XSMO
US stocks rallied strongly on Wednesday as the Fed held its key interest rate steady for the third consecutive meeting and paved the way for several rate cuts in 2024. For domestic stock funds there is one new Buy this week: Vanguard US Growth Fund (VWUSX), writes Brian Kelly, editor of Money Letter.
Brian Kelly
MUTUAL FUNDS