The bond market is about to rally as the Federal Reserve prepares to cut rates next week.
Are you ready?
In preparation for the long-telegraphed Fed rate cut, investors are wondering what to do next.
The bond market is about to rally as the Federal Reserve prepares to cut rates next week.
Are you ready?
In preparation for the long-telegraphed Fed rate cut, investors are wondering what to do next.
On May 31, Illinois approved the legalization of marijuana. In fact, it became the first state to legalize it through legislation. By Jan. 1, 2020, Illinois' citizens will have legal access to recreational marijuana. And some of the best pot stocks will profit from this "marijuana mecca of the Midwest." And it looks like we're […]
by Stephen Mack
There’s a good chance you interacted with one company several times before you got to work today.
And it’s not one of the big-name tech stocks.
It’s a small-cap stock you probably don’t hear much about, but our indicators just flashed "Buy."
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The price of silver went straight up since last week. In fact, it just launched into a major breakout, surging to a new yearly high of $16.45 an ounce. And it's only getting started. You see, it's often when an asset is nearly universally despised that it can begin a massive new bull market. A […]
Even with stocks near all-time highs, the right penny stock can still skyrocket on the right news. That's why we're back with the top penny stocks to watch this week. You see, certain catalysts can deliver huge gains on stocks trading under $5 a share (the SEC's definition of a penny stock). Just look at […]
When a stock shows us signs that it's going to make a move we can get a fast profit on, it's become a "trader's stock." It's giving us a way to make money quickly, no matter if it's going up or down. That's exactly what we have today. This company has been slumping on poor […]
The Dow Jones today is gaining as Congress has reached a deal to extend the U.S. debt ceiling for another two years.
President Trump announced the deal Monday night on Twitter and commended Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
Earnings season is now in high gear, and as I predicted last week, the numbers are coming in stronger than the pundits expected.
That was definitely the case with the big banks last week; Goldman Sachs blew the doors off Wall Street's expectations, posting earnings of $5.81 versus the $4.89 analysts had on the board. JPMorgan posted earnings of $2.82 versus estimates of $2.50.
JPMorgan's CEO, Jamie Dimon, noted "positive momentum with the U.S. consumer – healthy confidence levels, solid job creation, and rising wages."
Now, it's certainly true the consumer is stronger than the headlines suggest. That's a truth we talk about frequently.
But that's not the real story…
The truth is something you and I and just about every American know deep down: There are some significant challenges facing U.S. consumers right now.
I'm talking about very real inflation – the existence of which the Fed has denied for years now – and the ever-increasing levels of consumer debt out there.
The two are related, despite what you might hear coming out of Washington and Wall Street.
Cybercrimes are growing every year.
In fact, with $6 trillion in cybercrimes on the line (according to Cybersecurity Ventures), cybersecurity is more important now than ever.
That’s why we’re bringing you the best cybersecurity stocks to buy in 2019.
You don’t want to miss out on this $248 billion opportunity.
After Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) reported this year’s first-quarter losses in April, everyone was talking about the company’s finances.
Tesla’s stock was plummeting. And the report showed that Tesla was bleeding money.
Six hundred and sixty-eight million of it be exact. In one quarter.
Here’s what’s next for Tesla’s stock…