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.
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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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Four Surprising Signs You’ll Never Retire (and How to Fix Them)Gearing up to retire? If any of these four signs ring true, you may want to make some changes before you do.
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Stocks Rise After Trump-Powell Fed Tour: Stock Market TodayNvidia hit a new all-time high intraday, but another renowned semiconductor name and some less iconic stocks were bigger movers Friday.
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AI-Powered Smart Glasses Set to Make a Bigger SplashThe Kiplinger Letter Meta leads the way with its sleek, fashionable smart glasses, but Apple reportedly plans to join the fray by late 2026. Improved AI will lure more customers.
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Breaking China's Stranglehold on Rare Earth ElementsThe Letter China is using its near-monopoly on critical minerals to win trade concessions. Can the U.S. find alternate supplies?
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What New Tariffs Mean for Car ShoppersThe Kiplinger Letter Car deals are growing scarcer. Meanwhile, tax credits for EVs are on the way out, but tax breaks for car loans are coming.
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AI’s Rapid Rise Sparks New Cyber ThreatsThe Kiplinger Letter Cybersecurity professionals are racing to ward off AI threats while also using AI tools to shore up defenses.
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Blue Collar Workers Add AI to Their ToolboxesThe Kiplinger Letter AI can’t fix a leak or install lighting, but more and more tradespeople are adopting artificial intelligence for back-office work and other tasks.
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Will State Laws Hurt AI’s Future?The Kiplinger Letter Republicans in Congress are considering a moratorium on state AI laws. But it’s likely a growing patchwork of state AI regulations will be here for a while.
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The Economic Impact of the US-China Trade War
The Letter The US-China trade war will impact US consumers and business. The decoupling process could be messy.
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AI Heads to WashingtonThe Kiplinger Letter There’s big opportunity for AI tools that analyze MRIs and other medical images. But also big challenges that clinicians and companies will have to overcome.
