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The home fitness industry has been booming during the pandemic, with many eyes on the home fitness company Peloton.
But as gyms reopen, we may start seeing a shift away from home fitness.
Plus, a new competitor has got many investors wondering if PTON can put up an equal fight.
But rather than waiting to find out, here's what you should do instead to make money right now…
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As the pandemic continues to surge, a new way to visit your doctor is becoming increasingly popular: Telehealth.
And the newest merger between these two companies looks to not only expand telehealth services, but also presents us with a nice profit opportunity…
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Despite poor earnings performance, investors reacted positively to BP's recent announcement of a new green initiative, causing BP shares to rise nearly 8%.
But our Andrew Keene isn't seeing eye-to-eye with those rushing to purchase some shares of BP right now.
So here's what to buy instead if you want to profit...
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Semiconductor stocks are a great play for profits.
They're powering the tech that's making the world move, and they'll always be needed.
But which company is best?
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Microsoft's long-awaited earnings report came out Wednesday, and the company beat expectations all around.
This doesn't come as a surprise seeing that a large number of businesses have switched to a remote model due to COVID-19. This switch has led to an uptick in demand for Microsoft's cloud and remote collaboration tools, which has boosted their numbers significantly.
These numbers are impressive – but the market didn't react as you might expect to these impressive numbers.
I'm not worried. In fact, I love it. I see this drop as a great time to pick up more shares of MSFT. Based on what I'm looking at, this stock has much more upside ahead… Full Story
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Mortgages rates are hitting all-time lows.
Sure, it's great for homebuyers, but if you're not in the market for real estate, there's a simpler, faster way to profit on this move.
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Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) stock just beat earnings expectations, while also showing falling profit.
But the drop in profit is not a reason to dump this stock right now.
It's a strong buy and hold - and here's why...
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Tesla stock is on a tear, hitting record highs.
There are a few ways to profit from this fast-moving bull.
One way Andrew Keene will show you today: day trading.
Day trading Tesla can let you collect small gains multiple days as this auto leader climbs higher.
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The whole reason I do what I do is so that I can put in an hour of work every trading day and spend the rest of my time living the way I want. I've been able to help thousands of my subscribers do that, too, and everything I'm hearing suggests they love it.
To do that, I tune out 99.999% of what's going on in the stock market and focus like a laser on a handful of stocks that stand the best chance of making cold, hard cash this week.
Now, if you've been with me for a while, there are always seven stocks I trade every day. I buy 'em before 10 a.m. every day – the first 30 minutes of trading – and I take my profits, automatically, before 4:30 p.m. There's no buy-and-hold, no tying up my cash in hopes of a single-digit return in four months.
As for my "Everyday Seven," I'm talking about Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and four others I bet you'll recognize.
But in addition to those, I'm also watching for a select few other stocks that I know are going to provide lucrative action in any one week – or ideally, on any one day.
I'll share the list with you right here… Full Story
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Walgreens has been hit hard by the pandemic.
While the company saw a massive boost at the beginning of the lockdown, as customers stockpiled for the unknown future, sales have been steadily declining and could wipe out its earlier gains.
So, the company began looking at options to help support the business – and it seems like it has finally settled on the next step – doctors' offices.
In an official announcement on Wednesday, the company revealed that it would be pairing with primary-care provider VillageMD to open 500 to 700 clinics in Walgreens stores across the country over the next five years.
And Andrew will show you why that's profitable news for you...
