by Diane Alter
Global stock markets lost $3 trillion in value over the two days following the UK's decision to leave the EU.
U.S. markets recouped a good part of those losses this week.
Despite recent gains, we found five cheap stocks trading at a discount to buy now.
Yesterday, a top Chipotle exec was arrested amid a huge cocaine bust in NYC.
But he wasn't alone; there were other corporate fliers caught in the scandal...
by Diane Alter
Gold is by far one of the best-performing asset classes this year, and our four gold stocks to buy are crushing the markets.
With more gains ahead for gold, all still have more market-beating gains ahead.
by Alex McGuire
Oil stocks ripped higher in Q2 thanks to surging oil prices.
WTI oil had its best quarter since the financial crisis. These gains pushed Big Oil stocks like Exxon up 11%.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is slightly up after the early Brexit backlash.
Investors are gaining more confidence in the markets, and there are even talks of Britain holding another vote to stay in the European Union.
A small measure of stability has returned to markets early this week after a ferocious bout of volatility that wiped $3 trillion from the world's balance sheets in the worst two-day sell-off of all time.
Many investors are understandably nervous about what's next.
I'm here to tell you: Don't be.
Chances are, the Brexit is probably not the first financial temper tantrum you've lived through, nor will it be the last. Getting all worked up about it just isn't worth the aggravation.
Today we're going to talk about why, and what you need to do to build up a profit-positioning reflex that the world's most successful investors regard as second nature.
It's deceptively simple, elegant, and easy to execute. What's more, once you've built up the reflex I'm going to talk about today, you'll know how to immediately position yourself for profits the next time markets pitch a fit.
And, you'll have a huge advantage over other investors...
