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Innovest Global, Inc. Commercial Energy Business Begins Revenue Push, Looks To Revitalize Recent Call Center Acquisition's Eight-Figure Sales Past - Spotlight Growth
Innovest Global, Inc. Commercial Energy Business Begins Revenue Push, Looks To Revitalize Recent Call Center Acquisition's Eight-Figure Sales Past - Spotlight Growth.

About this update from Innovest Global Inc
[{"type":"text","content":"\n\n Sacramento, CA, Feb. 13, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A new report has been published on Innovest Global, Inc. (OTC Pink: IVST). Innovest Global, Inc. is a diversified holding company that focuses on acquiring niche, high-growth businesses that are capable of generating significant annual revenue. The company’s planned subsidiaries operate across telehealth, commercial energy, business-to-business distribution, national call center and auto sales.\n The report provides an overview of Innovest Global, Inc., its subsidiaries, financials, industry analysis and more. The content also covers recent stock market turmoil and U.S. economic progress. Recent Stock Market Sell Off Does Not Reflect Current Macroeconomic Fundamentals The recent stock market turmoil has sent investors scurrying for safety, as major U.S. averages give up all gains for 2018. However, the recent stock market activity has been divergent from the United States’ strong macroeconomic fundamentals. The unemployment rate for January 2018 remained unchanged at 4.10%, which is a 17-year low. On the other hand, the U.S. fourth quarter GDP growth came in slightly under forecast at 2.60%. However, this compares to GDP growth of 1.80%, during the fourth quarter 2016. Overall, the economy is continuing to grow and employers are continuing to hire more people. According to Tradingeconomics.com, U.S. wage and salary growth saw four straight months of growth between July and November 2017.  Rather than the economy being the culprit, the recent market sell off is largely to blame on several factors: Federal Reserve and longest period in history without significant market volatility and healthy correction.  The Federal Reserve remains a hurdle for U.S. equities due to the strong economic growth. Unfortunately, as the economy continues to hum along, this will usually result in interest rate hikes in order to keep the growth in check. However, interest rate hikes are bad news for equity investors and the bull market rally. The Fed’s recent announcement and plans to conduct three interest rate hikes in 2018 is certainly not the best news for shareholders in the short term. Aside from the Federal Reserve, the stock market had been experiencing one of the longest stretches in its history where market volatility and corrections were absent. This resulted in...