Kiplinger's Personal Finance Editor in Chief Knight Kiplinger, along with the nation's leading investment experts, provided thousands of investors with valuable insight on the market, the economy and money management at the annual Money Show Washington, D.C., September 6-8.
Below you will find highlights of the event's more than 150 workshops and panel discussions, including Knight Kiplinger's keynote address. You'll get tips on how to deal with the market's recent volatility, what to look for to gauge market strength and Kiplinger's top stock picks.
FROM KNIGHT KIPLINGER
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What's Ahead for the U.S. Economy and Markets?
As the Money Show's keynote speaker, Knight Kiplinger offers his economic forecast and market outlook for the rest of 2007 and 2008.
Knight Kiplinger discusses what effects a Democratic win in 2008 would have on the economy.
Giving Markets the All-Clear Signal
The market is catching its breath now. We're in a pause in a long bull market, then we will see a gradual upward climb, says Knight Kiplinger.
Don't expect the subprime mortgage fallout to drag down the entire economy, Knight Kiplinger says.
FROM KIPLINGER'S TOP EDITORS
Kiplingers Personal Finance editors Fred Frailey, Jeff Kosnett, Manny Schiffres and Andrew Tanzer highlight the industry sectors, and specific stocks within those sectors, that have the attention of the Kiplinger team.
Fred Frailey, editor of Kiplinger's Personal Finance, explains what numbers to examine for a realistic gauge of market strength.
Fred Frailey explains how he copes with recent volatile markets, using his own portfolio as an example.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
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Stock Market Today: Stocks Rally Despite Rising Geopolitical TensionThe main indexes were mixed on Tuesday but closed well off their lows after an early flight to safety.
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What's at Stake for Alphabet as DOJ Eyes Google's ChromeAlphabet is higher Tuesday even as antitrust officials at the DOJ support forcing Google to sell its popular web browser. Here's what you need to know.
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Kiplinger Outlook: Telecom Companies Brace for Tough TimesThe Letter The telecom industry is entering a new era that threatens profitability. But the coming Trump administration will make it easier for the major players to adjust.
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Start-ups Trying to (Profitably) Solve the World’s Hardest ProblemsThe Letter More investors are interested in companies working on breakthrough science to tackle huge societal challenges. The field of deep tech has major tailwinds, too.
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The Big Questions for AR’s FutureThe Letter As Meta shows off a flashy AR prototype, Microsoft quietly stops supporting its own AR headset. The two companies highlight the promise and peril of AR.
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China's Economy Faces Darkening OutlookThe Letter What the slowdown in China means for U.S. businesses.
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AI Start-ups Keep Scoring Huge SumsThe Kiplinger Letter Investors continue to make bigger bets on artificial intelligence start-ups, even for small teams with no revenue. Some backers think a startling tech breakthrough is near.
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Should We Worry About the Slowing U.S. EconomyThe Letter With the labor market cooling off and financial markets turning jittery, just how healthy is the economy right now?
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New Phones Get All the Hype, but Consumers Still Love Old Models
The Letter Even as flashy artificial intelligence features drive sales of new smartphones, used phones continue to fetch big bucks as demand outstrips supply.
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Starlink's Internet Beamed From Space Is Taking OffThe Kiplinger Letter Satellite broadband provider Starlink is taking over the space market. Amazon’s mega-constellation will soon join the fray, adding to the unprecedented disruption.
