Right now, commercial real estate is on the ropes.
Companies of all sizes are not paying rent.
Firms have moved toward a work-from-home policy.
And many retailers may never return to their locations even after coronavirus fades.
Barring a massive bailout of the commercial real estate industry, it's possible that some private equity firms and real estate companies could collapse too.
And these three commercial real estate REITs should be avoided at all costs...
by Mike Stenger
No one knows how long the coronavirus pandemic will last.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a three-year low of 18,500 in the 2020 market crash, down from all-time-highs above 29,000 to start the year.
It's been a wild ride.
But we do know one thing: our top penny stock to buy today has 549% profit potential.
The pandemic will end at some point.
While it's slowed the economy, it's not going to halt major growth industries that have been building for years.
The legal cannabis industry is set to grow 470% between now and 2027, from $10 billion to $57 billion.
Within that, you have the incredibly robust CBD industry growing to $22 billion by 2022 – that's from just $500 million in 2018.
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When the CBD industry skyrockets, this penny stock will launch even further.
You see the market soaring and diving day after day.
It seems like everyday we're seeing swings of 1,000 points or more in the Dow.
This might seem like a time to steer clear of the markets, but some people are making a fortune.
Why not you, too?
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And we're giving you another one today...
The Dow Jones rallied 800 points at open today after a long week of coronavirus-induced volatility.
But there could be signs of stabilization ahead…
A slowdown in death rates across Europe has many people hoping the U.S. rate will peak soon.
Meanwhile, Japan has unveiled a new stimulus package worth 20% of GDP to help stave off negative economic impacts of the outbreak.
by Mike Stenger
U.S.-China relations might be deteriorating exponentially with the coronavirus outbreak.
But that doesn't necessarily mean you have to stop making money from Chinese industry just yet.
Today, we're going to talk about how investing in China could still make sense today.
We'll even show you a potential Chinese growth stock with 717% growth potential.
No matter how bad the COVID-19 pandemic becomes, there will be an "other side" to get to.
Chopped-down interest rates and the flood of pandemic money being brought to bear will eventually ignite a "new bull market" once the coronavirus crisis eases.
In the meantime, savvy investors will be able to profit from targeted trades and strategic stock investments – with superb payoffs, says D.R. Barton, Jr., a veteran investor and trader who runs the Straight-Up Profits advisory here at Money Map Press – and who also wrote the best-seller "The 10-Minute Millionaire."
"There's just too much capital not to have an impact – and a big one," D.R. said in a talk early this week. "Now, it won't be a repeat of the 11-year bull market we had from 2009 to 2020. But there will be an 'eruption.' To the upside. It's still too early to say what form, or what duration. Once it gets started, I could see a bull market that runs for a couple of years – from perhaps 18 months on the low end to a two-year to three-year run that takes us back to previous highs."
In an interview with Money Map Press Founding Editor Bill Patalon, who also runs the Private Briefing newsletter here, D.R. detailed his "insider's view" of the coronavirus-pandemic crisis. He shared:
Here's D.R…. Full Story
You are likely unfamiliar with the plight of Frank Krasovec – it got very little traction.
He is hardly a household name. Frank Krasovec serves as the chair of Dash Brands Ltd. The privately held firm owns Domino's Pizza franchises in China.
Krasovec was the victim of financial fraud costing him nearly half a million dollars. According to a recent report in The Wall Street Journal, he was the perfect victim.
The short version: Krasovec took on a $1 million personal line of credit from a local bank in 2018. He went on a business trip a few months later.
When he got back, he was stunned to learn that $450,000 of his money had vanished. Hackers had used his e-mail address to get an unsuspecting employee to send them that amount by wire transfer.
I'm bringing this up now because often in times of crisis, hackers get to work. We may see them coming at us with phishing e-mails seeking donations to help those stricken with the virus when, in reality, they want to rob us blind.
The privately held cybersecurity company, Agari, issued a warning in late 2018 about California wildfire e-mail scams. The emails purported to come from corporate executives asking employees to make donations, which were actually intended to fatten the bank accounts of hackers.
In other words – you should also be extra cautious about your online presence, especially your e-mails and credit card accounts.
There's also an incredible opportunity here for cybersecurity. This marks a moment for the sector to become even more vital to our existence now that millions have shifted their lives online.
For investors… there's a way to cover the entire waterfront of this sector with one single investment, set to outperform the market for years to come… Full Story
To help you navigate today's volatile markets with even more clarity, we started a brand-new service here at Money Morning.
It's a live stream with four of our industry experts. And it's happening every day that the market is open.
Chris Johnson, Tom Gentile, D.R. Barton, Jr., and Shah Gilani – are going to be with you every day the markets are open.
They'll show you exactly what they're looking at and even give you some of the best trades to implement live.
Here's a brief recap of what they covered on Friday, April 3...
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You're going to be hearing a lot about bull markets in the media.
The Wall Street Journal was quick to label last week's 21% gain the start of a new bull market.
The market's ups and downs have been dizzying, but there are opportunities out there for those who know where to find them.
There's a way to peer through the haze and find the stocks with the most breakout potential.
Today, we'll show you two penny stocks that have seen an aggressive amount of insider buying in the last week.
