The Dow Jones today will sink briefly as Capitol Hill officials whisper prospects of impeachment in light of the Mueller report findings.
Also affecting the Dow: another busy week of earnings reports, and investors eyeing developments around the Chinese economy.
Now that I've snuck out of winter's grip in Chicago and moved down to Naples, Fla., my day is spent by pool looking for the best stocks that could double.
The first thing I noticed when I moved to Naples – aside from the weather – was the demographics.
I've gone from Chicago, where the average age is 31, to Naples, where the average age is 49.
The city is full of wealthy, older Americans who drive BMWs and Mercedes and live in multimillion-dollar homes.
This older generation – they play hard. But they also work hard. I regularly see people in their 60s, 70s, and 80s working out each day harder than I ever do.
by Mike Stenger
Wearable medical devices are revolutionizing the healthcare field, with the global wearable medical device market set to reach $27.49 billion by 2026.
Now, Apple might be the face of this industry, but a much smaller company could be the biggest winner.
I've got to be blunt. Your financial success depends on it.
Wall Street is feeding you a narrative that's fatally, dangerously flawed when it comes to financial planning.
They make the assumption that you're going to live this way or that and, in doing so, produce a whole bunch of fancy charts, full of calculations intended to show you how much you need to save to meet their projections.
The hope is, of course, that you'll become a valued, or should I say valuable, client – meaning you're going to generate tons of commissions to line their pockets for having prepared a deep look into your financial affairs.
The reality is very different.
Those same fancy-pants charts – which, by the way, can cost you a "planning fee" ranging from $100 to several thousand dollars – usually have the opposite impact: People realize they're so far from meeting their "goals" that they give up without even trying.
I've never liked that, but then again, I've never played by the rules, either.
That's why I'm so excited to tell you this...
Oil prices are set to rise in the United States as the summer driving season commences.
U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and Iran are having a profound impact on refiners' ability to procure crude required for diesel fuel.
Russia and OPEC (which includes Saudi Arabia) will continue to cut crude production to bolster support.
And optimism continues to rise about a trade deal between the United States and China.
Historically, some of the biggest gains in the market come from semiconductor stocks after a period of declines.
When business is slow, the door is open for mergers and acquisitions as a remedy to withstand weakness.
After a pause in the markets, semiconductor stocks rocket higher as demand recovers.
by Daniel Smoot
There's a lot of volatility during earnings season.
But with 5G on the horizon, we have two 5G penny stocks to watch.
These penny stocks could be your ticket to riding the 5G wave...
The best penny stocks to buy this week can add triple-digit profit potential to your portfolio.
Penny stocks offer the potential to take a small amount of money – we're talking a few dollars a share at most – and double or triple it or more in a matter of days.
Here are the best penny stocks to buy this week...
The New York University Schack Institute of Real Estate's REIT symposium was this month.
And Max Wealth's founder, Tim Melvin, attended the event.
But before he arrived, he told us his two favorite REITs to invest in today...
Clean energy offers investors the rare opportunity to get in early on a major new trend.
To help you make the most money, we're giving you three of the best renewable energy stocks to buy today.
