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Five Stocks to Consider Buying

Many Stocks dropped rapidly from high values, making me ambitious to buy! I compiled a growing list of 215 Stocks that I monitor closely. It is that list where most of my Investment ideas are derived. I developed an algorithm to make suggestions based upon Points. Today I am sharing my most recent Investment actions and suggestions from my list. I believe allocating portions of Investment Capital to Companies with superior Income growth is ideal and likely gainful. Therefore, yesterday I focused on Income Growth. Out of fourteen, "Strong Buy," suggestions, these five reported the highest Net Income Growth. Further Analysis based on other favorable metrics was done, before deciding to Invest. Investments can lose money and the general Market is declining. Those factors rightfully make me more cautious. In addition, my algorithm isn't foolproof and simply alerts me to Stocks to place greater consideration. Quick Capital Gains have historically proven to be an unfavorable ap...

Comparing Sales Tax, Property Tax, and Poverty Rates by State

Analysis of Taxes and Poverty Rates by State Table Outlines 2022 State Property Tax, Sale Taxes, and Poverty Rates by State Further analysis may compare poverty correlations by State from Federal Tax Rates and Deductions. That should include impact of the State and Local Tax (S.A.L.T.) deduction. Further examination may reveal Citizens with lower Property Taxes likely paid greater overall Taxes prior to S.A.L.T. deduction limits. Reduced Federal Tax may have augmented monetary circulation, regardless of State Tax. I was inspired to conduct this analysis because of a conversation. The other person believed that higher taxes actually decreased poverty. I disagree and believe it will continue to cause more poverty. The table below does not consider local tax. Property Tax (Descending) Sales Tax (Descending) Poverty Rate (Ascending) Rank State Rate State Rate State Poverty Rate 1 New Jersey 2.49% California (b) 7.25% New Hampshire 7.30% 2 Illinois 2.27% Indiana 7.00% Utah 8.90% 3 New Hamps...