America’s richest CEOs have stockpiled $4.0 trillion worth of cash to go “all-in” on a "hidden" corner of the market that could make them (and you) a ton of money in the months ahead. Read More

America’s richest CEOs have stockpiled $4.0 trillion worth of cash to go “all-in” on a "hidden" corner of the market that could make them (and you) a ton of money in the months ahead. Read More

Despite the run up in this market, I believe there are still pockets of value out there. Here's why... Read More

Despite the run up in this market, I believe there are still pockets of value out there. Here's why... Read More

These monster gains seem to happen out of nowhere. But after doing some research, I've learned their secret. Learn more... Read More

These monster gains seem to happen out of nowhere. But after doing some research, I've learned their secret. Learn more... Read More

If you have kids, I’m sure you remember what it’s like taking them to the park to play. (I know this might feel like a distant memory depending on where you live, but give it a shot.) From the perspective of an adult, it’s often loud. But the noise serves a purpose. The kids are making noise to attract attention. It could be an effort to get another child to throw a ball, or an effort to keep a child from jumping off the swing into a crowd. Noise is part of playing. As a parent, we often try to… Read More

If you have kids, I’m sure you remember what it’s like taking them to the park to play. (I know this might feel like a distant memory depending on where you live, but give it a shot.) From the perspective of an adult, it’s often loud. But the noise serves a purpose. The kids are making noise to attract attention. It could be an effort to get another child to throw a ball, or an effort to keep a child from jumping off the swing into a crowd. Noise is part of playing. As a parent, we often try to tune out the noise so we can respond to the rare but important signal of distress that happens when kids play. (With my boys, it’s not as rare as I’d like it to be.) Noise is the way a child attracts attention when they are distressed. Maybe they’re hurt or need help because their head went into the monkey bars just fine but is more difficult to get out. As a parent, the noise is unavoidable, but it’s our job to quickly respond to this important noise… what an engineer would call the “signal.” Stock market analysts face a similar… Read More

If you took a leap of faith with pot stocks a couple years ago, you could’ve made out like a bandit. Now, the revolution is happening all over again, but with this instead… Read More

If you took a leap of faith with pot stocks a couple years ago, you could’ve made out like a bandit. Now, the revolution is happening all over again, but with this instead… Read More

Unemployment and coronavirus are long-term concerns. It's the short term that has me worried. Read More

Unemployment and coronavirus are long-term concerns. It's the short term that has me worried. Read More

With much of the focus (and returns) on other stocks and sectors, 5G has been pushed to the back burner. But according to my Maximum Profit system, 5G stocks are secretly beginning to pick up momentum, once again. Read More

With much of the focus (and returns) on other stocks and sectors, 5G has been pushed to the back burner. But according to my Maximum Profit system, 5G stocks are secretly beginning to pick up momentum, once again. Read More

He's not afraid to make bold moves like cashing out monster gains on Apple -- or telling readers to prepare for another correction. Learn more... Read More

He's not afraid to make bold moves like cashing out monster gains on Apple -- or telling readers to prepare for another correction. Learn more... Read More

The economic data looks bad and investors are overwhelmingly bearish. Here's why that could be bullish news... Read More

The economic data looks bad and investors are overwhelmingly bearish. Here's why that could be bullish news... Read More