There are many reasons investors might get bullish about a company: high yields, low valuations, strong growth or simply a product they like. Ultimately, though, we invest because we want a company’s shares to make money for us, via price appreciation and, in many cases, a dividend. There is no stone left unturned in trying to find a stock that can potentially appreciate faster than the market. —Recommended Link— URGENT NEWS: Experts Warn Your Pension Is “A Disaster Waiting to Happen” Save your retirement from miserly interest rates and an overstretched stock market with our special “Executive Dividends” Program…… Read More

There are many reasons investors might get bullish about a company: high yields, low valuations, strong growth or simply a product they like. Ultimately, though, we invest because we want a company’s shares to make money for us, via price appreciation and, in many cases, a dividend. There is no stone left unturned in trying to find a stock that can potentially appreciate faster than the market. —Recommended Link— URGENT NEWS: Experts Warn Your Pension Is “A Disaster Waiting to Happen” Save your retirement from miserly interest rates and an overstretched stock market with our special “Executive Dividends” Program… Learn more inside. But who knows more about a company than its insiders: senior management, various executives or members of the board of directors? They are intimately aware of a company’s ultimate direction, its prospects, and they should understand way better than you and me its investment story and outlook. Insider trading is regulated (for instance, insiders cannot just buy or sell shares in their companies — they have to get preapprovals for any such transactions), which means that #-ad_banner-#insider activity can be followed via regulatory filings. The Screen With this in mind, I went on a search for… Read More

I had a fantastic experience at the Blockchain Shift conference in Miami earlier this month. Billing itself as ushering in the “4th Industrial Revolution,” the event brought together over 2,000 blockchain experts and investors to help raise awareness of the transformational nature of the blockchain and cryptocurrency. —Recommended Link— New Retirement Solution: “Executive Dividends” Issued by some of the biggest corporations in America but unreported by the press, these “Executive Dividends” can be worth a fortune–if you know where to look… See how to cash in HERE, starting at $3,080 per month. The enthusiasm at the event was contagious. Read More

I had a fantastic experience at the Blockchain Shift conference in Miami earlier this month. Billing itself as ushering in the “4th Industrial Revolution,” the event brought together over 2,000 blockchain experts and investors to help raise awareness of the transformational nature of the blockchain and cryptocurrency. —Recommended Link— New Retirement Solution: “Executive Dividends” Issued by some of the biggest corporations in America but unreported by the press, these “Executive Dividends” can be worth a fortune–if you know where to look… See how to cash in HERE, starting at $3,080 per month. The enthusiasm at the event was contagious. Despite the recent negative performance of cryptocurrency, seeing the excitement of the financial experts in attendance left little doubt that the blockchain is the future. #-ad_banner-#My key takeaway from the conference is the way blockchain is changing the real world. It is via this soon-to-be volcanic change that blockchain and cryptocurrency will quickly become mainstream. Improvements to internet security, financial markets, banking, money transfer, and even legal contracts clearly signal how quickly the world is shifting to the blockchain. However, I also learned that most cryptocurrencies on the market today will not last for long. In fact, the experts are… Read More

If you check your portfolio religiously like I do, you’ve probably noticed that certain holdings tend to show exaggerated price movements relative to the market. During last week’s two-day 5.3% plunge in the S&P 500, these holdings might have dropped 6% or 7%. And on Friday’s 1.4% recovery, they may have bounced 2% or 3%. —Recommended Link— Does Your Dividend Strategy Do This? One simple strategy is helping folks enjoy retirement more. In fact, the $2,194 Annie from Nevada makes with this method covers all her monthly expenses. The $1,100 that Gordon from California earns makes life easier each… Read More

If you check your portfolio religiously like I do, you’ve probably noticed that certain holdings tend to show exaggerated price movements relative to the market. During last week’s two-day 5.3% plunge in the S&P 500, these holdings might have dropped 6% or 7%. And on Friday’s 1.4% recovery, they may have bounced 2% or 3%. —Recommended Link— Does Your Dividend Strategy Do This? One simple strategy is helping folks enjoy retirement more. In fact, the $2,194 Annie from Nevada makes with this method covers all her monthly expenses. The $1,100 that Gordon from California earns makes life easier each month. And Curtis of Washington State puts the $4,200 he collects monthly toward home improvements. Discover the strategy that can enrich your life, too… Of course, sometimes there are concrete reasons (like earnings) to explain a sharp price swing up or down. But I’m not talking about an isolated movement triggered by company-specific news. I’m simply referring to the way certain stocks react to the normal ebb and flow of the market. Some are inherently more sensitive to general fluctuations than others. #-ad_banner-#These outliers always seem to be brighter green on good days, but also deeper in the red on… Read More

The market shook many long-term investors to the core last week. Global stock markets plunged, causing many to doubt their strategy. I decided to take a closer look and determine why the selling happened. I discovered that it wasn’t a single factor that resulted in the plunge, but rather a combination of factors. —Recommended Link— This Tiny Biotech Is Set To Disrupt A $133 Billion Market It’s like something straight out of science-fiction… According to our research, the U.S. Army has invested in a small biotech company with a breakthrough technology using the DNA of spiders. We’re not kidding. Read More

The market shook many long-term investors to the core last week. Global stock markets plunged, causing many to doubt their strategy. I decided to take a closer look and determine why the selling happened. I discovered that it wasn’t a single factor that resulted in the plunge, but rather a combination of factors. —Recommended Link— This Tiny Biotech Is Set To Disrupt A $133 Billion Market It’s like something straight out of science-fiction… According to our research, the U.S. Army has invested in a small biotech company with a breakthrough technology using the DNA of spiders. We’re not kidding. Not only could it change the future of warfare — it has a host of unique properties that could lead to a range of applications, allowing early investors to strike it rich. To get all the fascinating details, go here. This article lists seven factors (in order of importance) that caused the market chaos. I firmly believe each of these bearish forces contributed to the market plunge. Some are traditional fundamental reasons, while others are related to today’s market structure. Together, there can be only one result: a market sell-off. Here are 7 reasons for the plunge: 1. Blame The… Read More

I have been very fortunate to know multiple ultra-wealthy people,  despite being born into a decidedly middle-class family. As a young person,  the rich seemed far removed from my humble upbringings.  Seeing their over-the-top lifestyles on TV, it appeared that all the wealthy did was spend money! —Recommended Link— The SAFEST Way To Make Triple-Digit Gains In Blue-Chip Stocks… Forget options and penny stocks. The market’s BIGGEST profits come from its safest investments-you just have to know where to look. Find out how to cash in HERE. While this is true for some wealthy folks, it is generally the… Read More

I have been very fortunate to know multiple ultra-wealthy people,  despite being born into a decidedly middle-class family. As a young person,  the rich seemed far removed from my humble upbringings.  Seeing their over-the-top lifestyles on TV, it appeared that all the wealthy did was spend money! —Recommended Link— The SAFEST Way To Make Triple-Digit Gains In Blue-Chip Stocks… Forget options and penny stocks. The market’s BIGGEST profits come from its safest investments-you just have to know where to look. Find out how to cash in HERE. While this is true for some wealthy folks, it is generally the heirs of the wealth creators who spend like crazy. If it is the first-generation wealthy spending, it’s primarily the use of interest earned on investments. The wealthy who spend their core investment don’t stay wealthy for long! #-ad_banner-#The question has always been just how do the wealthy build and maintain incredible riches while the rest of the population struggles to make it from week to week? I have observed five things that the wealthy do religiously with their investments that the average person does not do.   1. Everything Is A Business The wealthy often view their possessions differently… Read More

Last week, I told my Profit Amplifier subscribers that we were going to buy the dip, and this is still my intention. Unfortunately, the dip was deep enough to trigger masses of stop orders and incite a bit of short-term panic among market participants, sending the S&P 500 below its key 200-day moving average. Once media got ahold of the situation, they only added to its intensity. —Recommended Link— What Do Thomas Edison, NASA, & Steve Jobs Have In Common? We’ve come across a 167-year-old materials developer that’s been part of everything from Edison’s first incandescent bulb… to optics… Read More

Last week, I told my Profit Amplifier subscribers that we were going to buy the dip, and this is still my intention. Unfortunately, the dip was deep enough to trigger masses of stop orders and incite a bit of short-term panic among market participants, sending the S&P 500 below its key 200-day moving average. Once media got ahold of the situation, they only added to its intensity. —Recommended Link— What Do Thomas Edison, NASA, & Steve Jobs Have In Common? We’ve come across a 167-year-old materials developer that’s been part of everything from Edison’s first incandescent bulb… to optics in the Hubble Telescope… to the iPhone’s Gorilla Glass. It’s been making fortunes for investors for generations and has seen its stock rise 1,588% since 2002. That’s a full 1,350% more than the S&P–and a return of $170,000 for investors who were smart enough to put 10k into it 16 years ago. But here’s the thing… even this success wasn’t enough to earn it a spot in our Legacy Assets Portfolio. Click here now to discover the seven companies that did make the list. While the selloff may seem like Armageddon to some, we must put it into context and… Read More

The S&P 500 Index suffered its second major correction in 2018 with last week’s decline of 6.74%.  As you can see from a chart of the S&P 500, last week’s correction broke through the index’s 200-day moving average. It’s the third time this year the market broke through its support. And while the market has bounced a bit as of Monday afternoon, investors are left questioning whether this market can rise above its long-term support one more time, or finally roll over.  To answer that question, investors need to take a step back and look at the macro-view. Read More

The S&P 500 Index suffered its second major correction in 2018 with last week’s decline of 6.74%.  As you can see from a chart of the S&P 500, last week’s correction broke through the index’s 200-day moving average. It’s the third time this year the market broke through its support. And while the market has bounced a bit as of Monday afternoon, investors are left questioning whether this market can rise above its long-term support one more time, or finally roll over.  To answer that question, investors need to take a step back and look at the macro-view. It’s About Interest Rates One of the most prescient indicators of a future recession is the yield curve.  Most of the time, the yield curve is positive, meaning longer dated bonds have a higher coupon than shorter dated bonds.  But, there are times when the yield curve inverts – meaning long rates are lower than short rates.  When this happens, the probability of a recession grows markedly. —Recommended Link— 148-Year-Old Firm Performs Magic Trick:  10K Transformed Into $58,000 The company that took the top spot in our new Legacy Asset portfolio has a 148-year advantage over most of… Read More