The stock market news today is dominated by the start of Brexit and another round of speculation about the Federal Reserve.
The British Pound was falling as Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to invoke Article 50 today and begin the United Kingdom's withdraw from the European Union.
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(Kitco News) – Global stock markets were mixed in quieter dealings Wednesday. There were no major news developments overnight. U.S. stock indexes are pointed toward narrowly mixed openings when the New York day session begins.
Private Briefing's Bill Patalon has shown us quite a bit about finding the best stocks at great prices.
For instance, one of the things he looks for is high levels of "insider buying" (not insider trading), which is a very potent profit catalyst for stocks. After all, insiders sell their shares for all kinds of reasons, but they buy for one reason alone: They expect the stock to go straight up.
Another method Bill uses to bullseye shares, particularly when making a prescient "early" call, is the business model. A solid business model, especially from the get-go, almost always brings in solid revenue later.
Especially potent is the old "give 'em the razor, sell 'em the blades" model of locking in a juicy revenue stream.
It was perfected by King Camp Gillette in the early 20th century, and you know how it works: The durable razors can be had for cheap… but the disposable blades you need to stick on the business end are often three or four times more expensive, and most people need a steady supply.
That's expensive if you're a customer, but it ought to make investors' eyes light up.
by David Zeiler
The best Keystone pipeline stocks to buy is a category much broader than you might think.
That's because President Trump's approval of the Keystone XL pipeline symbolizes a sea change in policy. The Trump administration is much more favorable to new oil and natural gas pipelines than the Obama administration.
But that doesn't mean every oil and gas stock will be a winner. One sector figures to benefit the most.
And these three companies are best picks in that sector...
In Dow Jones news today, the Dow climbed more than 100 points as investors are feeling confident again about the economy.
The markets are hoping President Donald Trump will keep his promise to cut taxes and improve infrastructure.
by Alex McGuire
Investing in gold has handed investors a 9.9% return so far this year.
And our new gold stock recommendation could provide an even bigger 84% return by next March.
That's why you shouldn't let this gold investing myth scare you out of those gains...
by Jack Delaney
Wall Street is hyping up the Spotify IPO.
But investors who have already been burned by the Snapchat IPO are looking for a better way to invest in public offerings.
Gold prices are up 9% this year to $1,261 per ounce, and we expect them to rise another 11% in 2017.
That makes gold mining stocks the best investments, as those companies earn bigger profits from rising prices.
Here are the two top gold stocks to buy this year...
by Ashley Moore
The top three stocks to watch today are TSLA, DRYS, and CARA.
IPO news and a Scottish referendum for independence are moving markets today.
Here's what you need to know this morning...
The Dow Jones news for today is stocks sliding as the Trump Rally fades.
Stocks are lower again today as the markets attempts to rebound for the first time since mid-March.
