Back in April, our Bill Patalon warned you that Kim Jong Un was like a real-life "Goodfella," and since then, there's been a lot of tense back-and-forth over the June 12 summit in Singapore.
Regardless of whether it will happen or not, Bill has become even more bullish on these picks...
Volatility has returned to the stock market this year, and as stocks remain flat on the year, investors are concerned about a stock market crash in June 2018.
While no one can predict a stock market crash, there are two reasons we could see one in 2018.
Our Chris Johnson is here with another set of "Best in Breed" breakout biotech stocks that are truly the cream of the crop.
Find out just how much double-digit returns they're offering...
Over the last year, shares of General Electric Co. fell over 50% as news of the company's dire financial health spread across Wall Street, erasing over $100 billion in the company's market value.
Right now, one of the best investments to make is a banking stock.
Analysts are expecting the price could climb 65% in the next 12 months.
And we have to ways to invest in this stock that could lead to double-digit returns...
According to Money Morning Capital Wave Strategist Shah Gilani, there is a major financial event on the horizon that could impact your wealth in a massive way.
And like a giant asteroid hurtling towards Earth, we can actually see it coming.
He calls it the "ETF apocalypse."
Here's what you need to know...
Bitcoin prices are currently stuck at $7,500.
However, there could soon be a big move that changes all of that.
Here's how high (or low) prices could go in the next few weeks...
Taking advantage of seasonal trends is a great way to beat the market. But buying summer stocks this year could be tricky…
Fortunately, we're here to help.
We'll show you exactly which three popular stocks to avoid, plus one with massive profit potential.
The Dow Jones today lost 98-points in premarket trading as investors prepared for a tense meeting among the G-7 nations.
President Donald Trump is expected to face an icy welcome from member nations over recently introduced tariffs on imports.
Safe-haven assets like the Swiss Franc were pushing higher ahead of the meeting.
by Tim Melvin
Hey, did you hear? Interest rates are going up.
You know what that means: We should sell our real estate investment trusts (REITs).
Well, that's what Wall Street would like you to believe during periods of rising interest rates.
After all, REITs borrow a lot of money, so their borrowing costs will go up and cash flows will shrink, and they might have to cut their dividends. Higher rates mean more competition from fixed-income investments. That urges investors to sell their REITs, then take that cash to go buy bonds, thus dragging REIT prices lower.
I mean, the U.S. Federal Reserve began raising rates in June 2004, going from 1.25% to 5.25% by summer 2006. That's a massive increase in just two years and had to have been horrible for REITs.
There's just one small problem with this thinking, though…
It's incorrect.
In fact, if you look at the most recent period of rising interest rates, REITs performed exceptionally well.
