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Tim Melvin

Wall Street

Break Wall Street's Rules and Maximize Profits in 2020

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We have spent just over a year together, exploring corners of the market that might offer us a chance to earn extraordinary returns on our cash.

I've had a great deal of success with these methods across my career, discovering the overlooked areas of the financial markets where the mispriced companies exist that allow us to buy them and their assets for far less than they're worth, and where the big boys can't play.

I've used strategies like small banks under tangible book value, discounted closed-end funds, stocks below liquidation value, and a host of other strategies to earn far more than any index fund or mutual fund can hope to achieve.

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Trading Strategies

These “Low-Priced Five” Are the Simplest Way to New Year's Profits

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Our Tim Melvin doesn’t need to be a mathematician to make profits – and neither do you.

All you need is a few simple rules and 20 minutes a month.

In fact, that can help you outperform Wall Street by an average of 542%.

It’s a very straightforward system that could easily make you rich – if you have the discipline to stick with it.

Once you know how to find the target stocks – the “Low-Priced Five” – which Tim will show you today, you repeat the process every four weeks.

And here are your first "Low-Priced Five" for 2020... Full Story

Retirement

Four Different Ways You Can Use Your Biggest Advantage Over Wall Street

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The year 2020 is finally upon us.

The 2010s were a fantastic decade that delivered all sorts of surprises, including some surprising election results, undreamed of technological breakthroughs, and miraculous medical advances.

It was an excellent decade for investors, as well.

No one is sure what the 2020s might hold for us, but if you look at what worked in the 2000s as well as the 2010s, you can get a good idea of what we need to do to get rich over the next decade.

Let's get started...

Technology

Give Yourself the Gift of Triple-Digit Tech Returns for 2020

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As we head into Christmas, I wanted to go through some of my best stock picking systems and present a few holiday gift ideas for everyone.

I'm going to go through the very best models and give you an idea or two that could help drive your investment profits much higher in 2020.

Nothing says "Happy Holidays" like ideas that can produce double and triple-digit returns over the next year.

Let's get started...

Wall Street

This Investing Strategy Is a "Laser-Focused Rocket Ship to Big Profits"

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This week I'm spending some time testing the theory from a recent paper on how insider buying and selling affects different bearish and bullish factors.

I'm finding that adding insider data to our stable of numbers-driven market strategies really boosts returns, and more importantly, it does so by avoiding potential problems.

While insider buying does magnify gains somewhat overall, where portfolio returns go into the stratosphere is using insider selling to cancel signals that would otherwise be a buy.

This helps us avoid the big mistakes and keeps the focus of the portfolio on those companies where insiders have been buying.

The results from this combination create a portfolio that's a laser-focused rocket ship to big profits...

Technology

Think Like a Tech Dealmaker, Gain a 1,231% Edge on Wall Street

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I have talked about ways to make money in tech stocks in spite of being a value-conscious investor.

Much of the time, the leading tech stocks trade at nosebleed multiples, making it very difficult for those who can add and subtract correctly – with maybe a little multiplication thrown in – to find and own a company that's worth anything close to the price of its shares.

It's been an issue for every value-oriented investor I've ever met and continues to be one today.

I've shown you that tech stocks at less than 12 times free cash flow and tech stocks that have high dividends can be winning strategies.

The problem is that there are not very many at any given moment of time to fill a portfolio.

Today I'm going to give you another technique that you can add to the mix and put more technology to your portfolio...

Technology

This Tech Dividend Strategy Crushes Wall Street by 320%

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Most investors who focus on valuation have a hard time figuring out what to do with technology stocks.

Tech companies rarely trade for the low measures of earnings and asset value that are the traditional hallmarks of value-oriented investors.

The average PE ratio of a tech stock going back 40 years is an eye-popping 32, so that's not really going to pop up on a value-oriented screen.

To complicate things further, many tech stocks (including leading companies in the sector) don't show a profit, so traditional value and even some growth investors pass on what turns out to be a monster of a stock.

But you know I'm not your traditional investor.

I'm always on the hunt for new and innovative investment strategies ideas, and recently I've made some wildly profitable discoveries that I want to share with you...

Global Markets

The "Great Fire Sale of London" Offers Extreme Upside

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The United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union – "Brexit" – is a red-hot vortex of uncertainty. British politics, society, and of course, business are all up in the air right now – and have been since the referendum in June 2016.

The UK has a general election next month that may very well determine how or even if Brexit happens. Beyond Brexit, all parties are making big promises to the electorate, to boot, the cost of which could be an additional drag on the world's sixth largest economy.

Investors, as we all know, hate uncertainty. Personally, I could never figure out why. All that chaos is like catnip for me; the bargains can be unbelievable.

Right now, for instance, some of the most prestigious, expensive real estate on Earth is trading at unthinkably cheap prices; double-digit gains are practically built in.

Here's where I think the best value is… Full Story

Here's where I think the best value is... Full Story

Trading Strategies

You'll Enjoy Bigger Stock Gains If You Ignore This

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Are you rooting for the Red Sox or the Yankees? Do you like the Florida Gators or Georgia Bulldogs? "Star Wars" or "Star Trek"? Do you prefer the Beatles or the Rolling Stones?

We hear these kinds of arguments all time.

And if you thought the simple pursuit of profit was some kind of common denominator, well, we have these kinds of arguments in investing, too. "Are you a momentum investor or a value investor?" is a question I hear way too often.

It's depressing how the loudest, shrillest voices, obsessed with a fanatical need for purity, insist we take one side or the other, like two choices are all we've ever got.

It's stupid. It's horse hockey, frankly.

I don't care whether you're into momentum, value, or whether you're a closet indexer: If you keep an open mind and use the approach that'll make you the absolute maximum amount of money possible in a given situation, you'll enjoy returns that the value and momentum puritans out there can only dream about.

Leave the endless arguing for the fanatics. Let's go make some serious money… Full Story

Leave the endless arguing for the fanatics. Let's go make some serious money... Full Story

Trading Strategies

Learn to "Love the Down" and Reap Massive Stock Profits

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I haven't uncorked the champagne yet, but the mood is noticeably better here in the comfortable confines of Chez Melvin.

Why? The market, of course – what else? It's trying to sell off, but it's not quite there yet.

Over the years, I have learned to love bear markets – the bigger and badder the bear, the better. While everyone else is panicking and selling their stock, exchange-traded funds, and mutual fund positions for pennies on the dollar, I'm the one buying those positions for even fewer pennies on the dollar. When the bears are running, you'll find me paying bargain prices for great companies with wild abandon.

I've spent a lot of time studying what does and does not work in the stock market. When it comes to getting rich, the one thing that works – better than anything, pretty much guaranteed – is buying good companies when the stock market has fallen by 20% or more.

Here's how to do that in style… Full Story

Here's how to do that in style... Full Story