Litecoin prices today fell 20% after prices reached an all-time high yesterday.
New investors helped push the cryptocurrency to $100 per coin, but Litecoin was trading today at $79.
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Cannabis companies of all stripes are very good at one thing.
Growth.
See how you can leverage this growth for historic marijuana windfalls…
D.R. Barton, Jr., has found the perfect way to get the highest returns during the best moneymaking month of the year.
Watch this short video to see how you can make fast profits before the holidays are over...
To follow D.R.'s IWM trade, here are your instructions.
Investors are looking for a way to own Bitcoin stock.
Through one investment strategy, you can own shares of a company that's been accepting Bitcoin as payment since 2014.
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California is ready for total marijuana legalization on Jan. 1.
Among the top penny stocks to watch right now is a stock which has returned an impressive 360% so far this year and shows no sign of slowing.
This stock has climbed an astounding 360% year to date, to its current share price of $2.99.
But Money Morning Small-Cap Specialist Sid Riggs has an even better pick to lock in future gains...
A financial warning sign that preceded the last seven recessions is about to signal again, and that could mean a recession in 2018 is coming…
This event happened before the recessions of 2007, 2001, 1990, 1981, 1980, 1973, and 1969.
And this event is very close to happening again...
The Dow Jones today is poised to open at 24,000, it's all-time high, thanks to an OPEC agreement that's already sending oil prices higher.
Dow Jones futures are up 80 points this morning, while the Senate continues to work on its landmark tax reform legislation.
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More than any other sector, commodities are famous for classic "booms" and "busts."
Commodities, of course, have been firmly in "bust mode" since 2011 – six years of ever-cheaper raw materials.
But there's some really compelling evidence that that's changing now. And I'm not alone – Goldman Sachs and PwC are with me here.
But what they won't tell you is how to pull down triple- or even quadruple-digit gains from this monumental shift in a totally despised sector.
