by Tim Melvin
Several bankers have told Tim that the Fed's move last year to raise interest rates had pushed us to the brink of a recession, but now that they've reversed course, it should be smooth sailing for the economy and banks in particular.
Which is exactly why this one bank stock is worth every penny of your investments...
by Daniel Smoot
The Uber IPO was not only one of the most anticipated, but also one of the biggest IPO flops of 2019.
And Money Morning knew it would be.
The greatest thing about the stock market is that, barring a total meltdown, there is always a sector or two bucking the trend. When some "event" rocks the market, not all sectors react the same way.
So when the United States and China traded tariffs this past weekend, traders panicked and sold almost everything.
Almost everything.
This stock is standing strong and is a great buy right now...
Traditionally, developed countries have dominated renewable energy.
Not only do they have money available to invest, but they're often bound by renewable energy directives.
For example, the 28 member states in the European Union must have 20% of their energy come from renewable sources.
Recently, however, emerging markets are playing catch-up.
The FANG stocks – Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google – have a combined market capitalization of around $2.3 trillion.
That jumps up to around $4 trillion when you include Apple and Microsoft.
Needless to say, this group of six tech companies holds a ton of sway in the market.
Investors today are looking for the Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) of Weed – the top marijuana stock to buy out of thousands, the one that will carry their portfolios into decades of growth.
And this one pot stock, worth $16.5 billion in market cap, just might be it.
The market has had some big down days lately – putting everyone on "correction watch."
But there's still big money to be made, and we'll show you exactly where.
Plus, we'll tell you the key numbers to watch that indicate if this market will keep falling or turn around and head to new record highs.
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by Daniel Smoot
The 5G revolution is almost here, but what are the best 5G investments?
With so many companies, it can be challenging finding the right 5G investments for you.
Luckily, we've done all the heavy lifting for you and have compiled our list of the top four companies selling 5G stocks.
The Dow Jones today is pointing down after the Chinese reported its lowest economic production increase since 2003.
More on this, and other DJIA impacts, below...
by Greg Miller
The marijuana market as a whole is a lot like the Grand Canyon – it looks fantastic up close, but from a distance, it's absolutely breathtaking.
Last year, total marijuana sales – legal and black market – in the United States topped $86 billion. In 2018, all across the country, nearly 49 million people spent an average of $1,755 each on marijuana.
The thing is, some $68 billion of that was from totally illegal black market sales.
But that still leaves us with around $18 billion in legal transactions. For comparison, that's about the size of the U.S. urgent care healthcare segment in 2018.
So the "$68 billion question," as it were, is how quickly that "legal gap" will close and start putting mega-profits in pot stock investors' pockets.
The short answer: much faster than anyone out there is predicting. Bringing illicit sales into the legal "light" doesn't require convincing new customers to try something new; no new consumption habits need to be formed.
It's a well-established market, full of folks just waiting to fork over their money.
And they will fork it over by the truckload...
