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July 2018 - Page 5 of 18 - Money Morning - Only the News You Can Profit From
What's Next for the Price of Silver in 2018
What I've seen from the price of silver this week suggests it may be done falling.
After peaking at $17.55 in January, silver prices are now down 12% and into what's widely considered correction territory.
Silver has now dipped below its December low and matched its low of July last year.
That could be a sign of a double bottom, so we may have seen the worst of this correction already.
Why This "Death Cross" Could Be a Good Thing for Stocks
A "death cross" is usually an unambiguously bearish development… unless it's hitting on volatility, in which case stocks could have at least some room for bulls to run.
That's right - this is a bullish death cross.
3 of the Best Dividend Stocks to Buy Now
In today's market, it's more important than ever to have income you can rely on.
Today, we're bringing you three of the best dividend stocks to buy now.
The Best Auto Stock to Buy to Capitalize on the Industry's Seismic Shift
Right now, the U.S. auto industry is experiencing one of the most dramatic shifts it's ever seen. Across the country, people are trading in their sedans for SUVs at staggering levels.
From 2013 to 2018, SUV sales are up 87%, while sedan sales are down 8% globally.
In 2014, SUVs represented 50% of total U.S. auto sales. By 2016, that number had jumped to 63%. They hit their highest level ever in May 2018 at 67%.
How “Federal Rent Checks” Work (5 Steps)
How do "Federal Rent Checks" work?
That's a good question.
Here's everything you need to know...
Dow Jones Today Pushes Higher After Alphabet Inc. Shatters Earnings Expectations
The Dow Jones today jumped over 100 points in premarket hours after Google parent company Alphabet Inc. significantly beat earnings expectations.
The firm reported EPS of $11.75 per share, Wall Street analysts had expected the firm to report earnings of $9.59 per share.
The Three Forces That Could (and Probably Will) Kill Stocks
There's no question the bulls have the upper hand in this market. Granted, since the February 2018 "warning shot" and the volatility that's come after, we're not seeing the same kind of wild abandon that drove the Dow 25% higher in 2017. Until then, it made good sense to be long and buy into the dips.
That's not the case anymore. And in fact, if you've adhered to my recommendations, you're sitting on a nice, safe, headache-free 60% or 70% cash position by now.
Largely, we've been in "meat grinder" mode. The markets get locked into a trading range, chopping and churning… and "chewing" traders up.
Still, there is a maddeningly (for me) persistent bid under stocks that defies gravity and reality.
There's no way the Fed could come to the rescue this time, either.
The 10 Top Penny Stocks to Watch This Week - and the One Small Cap to Buy
This week, we're looking at the 10 top performing penny stocks that every investor should keep an eye on.
And for investors looking for reliable returns, we're revealing a small-cap stock trading at a bargain price.
You see, while penny stock investments can occasionally offer investors a quick turnaround on their investments, they often lack the kind of robust financial background that produces this return in the first place.
Our Champion Stock Picker Just Identified His No. 1 Pick for 2018
We call him Bill Patalon – the markets call him "the World's Greatest Stock Picker."
He's shown his paid-up subscribers more than 217 chances to double and triple their money since he started publishing Private Briefing in 2011. Some of the peak gains have hit as high as 1,000%.
But even that performance pales in comparison to what Bill's found here: one company so perfectly positioned around the world and so expertly run that it's very likely the one and only stock you ever need to own.
That's a bold claim. And plenty of Wall Street analysts are bullish on this stock, but a look at Bill's "back of the envelope" math shows that crowd might be way too conservative.
Even when we're "with" the crowd, we're way out in front.