Robinhood's introduction of no-fee trading revolutionized the digital brokerage industry.
That's been great for consumers.
But penny stock investors have been left out in the cold.
Robinhood doesn't let you trade stocks listed on certain over the counter exchanges, like the Pink Sheets, leaving thousands of penny stocks off the table.
But that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of excellent penny stocks to buy on Robinhood.
And this one has 500% upside in 2020...
The presidential election cycle can sometimes uncover predictable trends in the stock market.
And this is profit potential for investors looking for new options trading patterns.
The average first year of a presidency typically sees the stock market gain.
Hope and promises from the new chief executive keep prices buoyant.
But then in the second year, tougher policies, including potentially higher taxes, take the optimism out of markets.
And that puts a little pressure on prices.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average could add more than 200 points today thanks to fleeting concerns about the spread of coronavirus and a focus on earnings reports.
This morning, Chinese television media also reported that a research team at Zhejiang University has found an effective treatment for coronavirus.
However, the World Health Organization (WHO) has said that no real treatment has emerged for the virus just yet. More on these developments below.
Not even the coronavirus can stop tech.
The market as a whole might be coming under pressure, but don't let that cloud the fact that some of tech's biggest leaders have been giving absolutely astounding earnings reports.
Veteran companies with massive market caps are achieving the kind of earnings numbers that someone would expect to see out of up-and-coming startups.
The latest earnings reports are showing us how the cloud services industry has given Silicon Valley firms a path to profit margins and cash flow that used to be impossible. And as for semiconductors, we just can't have the modern economy without them.
Outside news like coronavirus might still cause some instability in the short term, but in the long term, the outlook is good.
As that pressure keeps up, we will be able to buy great stocks for great prices. Let's take a closer look at some of the opportunities here… Full Story
by Mike Stenger
The legal cannabis industry is looking forward to a banner year as nearly a dozen states are set to vote on legalizing marijuana, recreationally or medically.
But no one expected Virginia to be one of them…so soon.
Virginia, one of America's most socially conservative states, just made progress on marijuana decriminalization.
Specifically, an important state senate committee approved a bill toward that aim on Jan. 23.
Right now, economic jitters continue to rattle investor sentiment.
If you're looking for a safe dividend and a reliable place to generate income, consider the higher-end hospitality industry.
Companies that operate large convention spaces will continue to generate business as industry trade groups, and large organizations fill their hotels and meeting spaces for vital conferences and annual events.
Perhaps no one does it better and maintains a strong reputation than the operator that we're discussing today.
The legal cannabis industry could be worth more than $60 billion in the next five years.
And cannabis investors who want a piece of that need to keep four stories on their radar this week.
Today, we're digging into the latest promises of candidates on the campaign trail, upgrades for weed stocks, and a major real estate deal that could foreshadow a wave of deal-making in 2020.
The wave of marijuana legalization in the United States gets most of the attention from investors.
But a similar push for legalization is happening around the world.
As of this writing, 34 countries have legalized marijuana for medical use.
Another 8 have either fully or partially legalized marijuana for cannabis legalization.
Here are the 42 nations that currently have some form of marijuana legalization.
by Tom Gentile
The spread of the novel coronavirus continues to cause volatility. In fact, investors are concerned about the possibility that the coronavirus will slow economic growth, despite stocks' record-breaking earnings reports.
While this fear pulled down stocks across every industry last week, yesterday saw a spirited market rally.
What's driving the market right now is emotion. And if we know anything, it's that emotions change. The moment the fear dissipates, stocks that survived the coronavirus's economic effects will rise.
So you need to know the best way to meet this movement head-on and find out where the opportunities lie without trading on emotion.
Those of you who have followed me know that's exactly how I trade. I look at stocks' proven market performance using the powerful, predictive tool that I'm going to show you in a minute.
If anything is reliable in this current fear-driven market, it's proven historical data. And according to the patterns I'm seeing, there's one stock that heads skyward around this time of year, with a chance for you to collect a nice profit by March 4… Full Story
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed Friday over 600 points in the red on worries of the new coronavirus epidemic.
But suddenly, it's back with a more than 150-point rally.
As usual, Wall Street lost grip of reality for a moment, then gained some of it back.
This showed us again there are always opportunities in the stock market, even when it looks like a world on fire.
