Get Out Now! The NVIDIA of the Solar Energy Sector is in Trouble

Sure, Google (GOOGL) is investing with Blackrock to generate solar power in Taiwan, but is Solar really the answer? For years, the market has been trying to shift to solar and wind alternatives to traditional energy, but their expense to capture and store that energy makes both “alternatives” less effective and efficient. There’s one company […]

You Know Sector is Performing Better than the Magnificent Seven?

Materials… if you can believe that. I know, it seems unlikely, but companies like 3M (MMM), DuPont (DD), and Martin Marietta Materials (MLM) are leading the market higher with performances that, in some cases, are doubling that of the large-cap technology sector. Martin Marietta shares are up almost 30% year-to-date, without a mention from the […]

2022 Tech Sector Forecast - The Best Tech Stocks to Buy

By MICHAEL A. ROBINSON, Defense + Tech Specialist, Money Morning • @Robinson_STI • January 5, 2022 MICHAEL A. ROBINSON Dear Red Alert Reader, At the time, I pointed to 2020 as the year "tech saved America," but the truth is that technology's massive impacts and the changes they wrought continued into 2021 and are in fact still with us today. From its […]

2022 Tech Sector Forecast - The Best Tech Stocks to Buy

Michael Robinson has the best tech stocks to buy in his 2022 tech sector forecast.

This AI Stock Could Bring Manufacturing Back to America by Tapping Into a $150 Billion Market

Even as businesses open back up and people go back to work, disruption from the coronavirus pandemic continues to unfold.

And that disruption extends to manufacturing.

This isn't just logistics either, it's an investing opportunity for those who know where to look.

These 5 Stocks Will Get Crushed by China's Manufacturing Disruption

The coronavirus is having a massive impact on manufacturing in China. And the "experts" on Wall Street are largely overlooking this problem.

You see, the lag that follows in trade will be very disruptive for companies that rely heavily on production in the world's second largest economy.

While everyone is thinking about Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL), there are many other companies that are going to take a very hard hit from the ongoing freeze in China's manufacturing sector.

Several of these may be lurking in your portfolio, without you even realizing it.

Ignore the Fake "Manufacturing Recession" Narrative - and Buy These Two Stocks to Profit

Some major media outlets are trying to plant in your head that a "manufacturing recession" in the United States will sink the economy and the stock market.

A New York Times headline from this summer pushed the idea that a manufacturing recession will infect the economy: "U.S. Manufacturing Slowed in August in Latest Sign of Economic Weakness."

The Los Angeles Times got on board shortly after, in October: "Manufacturing Is Now Officially in Recession, Despite Trump's Vow to Boost Economy."

CBS then upped the fearmongering, confirming the manufacturing recession as a fact and making it sound viral: "U.S. Manufacturing Is in a Recession. What Does That Mean for the Rest of the Country?"

The problem is that it's all fake news. It's another narrative created by the media to scare you. Believing it can distract you from what's really going on – and stop you from making money.

That's why I'm going to show you the real story – and give you two stocks to buy to keep you away from the "noise" and hand you profits in 2020… Full Story

Why the Tech Sector's Hidden Gem Won't Fly Under the Radar Much Longer

Renewable energy often gets lumped into the energy sector, but it's really all about technology.

You see, unlike commodities like oil and gas, renewable energy sources are unlimited.

It's just a matter of developing the technology that harnesses them, especially in solar.

That also means investing in renewable power is more like investing in the latest tech breakthrough than a typical energy stock.

The Top Defense Stock to Ride the Sector's Momentum into 2020

Most investors rightly focus on the long term, but on occasion, there are short-term opportunities that can be exploited.

Take the upcoming 2020 election, for example.

Investors around the world will be anxiously awaiting the outcome.

Of course, we're still 14 months away. And we've found an excellent profit opportunity to exploit in the run-up to the election.

I can already think of one sector that is going to run wild in advance of the election next year: defense.

The Best Renewable Energy Stock to Buy as the Solar Sector Heats Up

Renewable energy will inevitably displace fossil fuels one day.

And while investors squabble over the best renewable energy stock to buy, we've already got one lined up… because that day might be sooner than you think.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Tumbles 380 Points as Chinese Manufacturing Slumps in December

The Dow Jones Industrial Average kicked off the 2019 with a projected 370-point loss in premarket hours.

Four Top Tech Stocks to Play 2017's Fast-Growing Sectors

2017 is shaping up to be an exciting year for the top tech stocks. Let's take a look at four major areas of tech investing¬: marijuana, pharmaceuticals, the online revolution, and the car of the future.

Strong Appreciation Of U.S. Dollar After Fed Rate Hike Hits Raw Commodity Sector

The feature in the marketplace Thursday is a surging U.S. dollar index that soared to a 13-year high overnight. The greenback is the beneficiary of a U.S. interest rate hike on Wednesday that was accompanied by a surprisingly hawkish tone on monetary policy from the Federal Reserve. There is now talk the Fed could raise interest rates up to three times in 2017.

The Five Bright Spots in the Energy Sector "Crunch" - and How to Profit

The energy sector has hardly escaped the new year's volatility. Good thing there are a number of ways to profit regardless of where oil goes.

You see, the "crunch" portrayed by some pundits as representing what oil is doing to the energy sector as a whole is not only overdone, it is also quite misleading.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Surges 168 Points Despite Manufacturing Data

Why did the Dow Jones Industrial Average gain 168 points today?

Here's how the stock market did today, earnings reports, the top stock market news, and stocks to watch based on today's market moves…

Dow Jones Industrial Average Gains 165 Points on Strong Manufacturing Data

Why did the Dow Jones Industrial Average gain 165 points today?

Here's how the stock market did today, earnings reports, the top stock market news, and stocks to watch based on today's market moves…

Dow Jones Industrial Average Falls 50 Points on Manufacturing Growth Concerns

Why did the Dow Jones Industrial Average lose 50 points today?

Here's how the stock market did today, earnings reports, the top stock market news, and stocks to watch based on today's market moves…

Commodity Prices Update: Faber, Icahn, Soros Make Big Bets on the Sector

A few legendary influencers in investing are making huge bets right now on commodities, an area that's faced – and continues to face – some pretty strong headwinds.

Famed hedge fund manager Stanley Druckenmiller recently made a $323 million bet on gold. Carl Icahn took an 8.5% position in copper miner Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (NYSE: FCX).

This Tech Sector Pioneer Just Bet on the Newest "10-Bagger"-Plus

This tech sector pioneer has a virtual reality product guaranteed to excite and enthrall millions. And NASA, even Minecraft, are involved in its creation.

It's not the stuff of science fiction… anymore.

Dow Jones Climbs 196 Points on Oil, Energy Sector Gains

The Dow Jones jumped 196 points Monday in a volatile session. Why the rise? Oil prices surged again after a massive strike at U.S. refineries created supply concerns.

The ISM manufacturing index hit 53.5 in January, well below expectations of 54.5. Meanwhile, consumer spending in December saw its largest decline since 2009 despite falling energy prices.