By Money Morning News Team, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Blue-chip dividend stocks are great for long-term income investors.
They make money during both the good times and the bad. This allows them to pay a steady stream of dividends to shareholders.
In our search, we've found two dividend stocks that are American classics. Although, one looks like a much better investing opportunity.
By Jamie Dlugosch, Guest Writer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Over the long haul, one of the best places to put your investing capital is real estate investment trusts or REITs.
The best REITs offer both high-yield dividends and the potential for significant returns.
And REITs look even better when interest rates are low, like they should be for the foreseeable future.
That's why I settled on the following REIT as the best to invest in today…
By Money Morning News Team, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Reports say CBD will explode into a $22 billion market by 2022.
To help you capitalize on this opportunity, we've found three CBD penny stocks to buy now...
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A study by Macro Risk Advisors said October has been the most volatile month in the last three decades.
That's good news for our best penny stocks to buy today.
And it is part of what's sending our top penny stock up 394% in the next year.
By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Are you curious about trading options but you think it's too complicated?
This guide to trading options for dummies will get you teach you everything you need to know to get started.
You'll be earning fast profits from option trading in no time.
By Money Morning News Team, Money Morning - • Print | Email
The legal cannabis market is worth $10.4 billion, but it' s expected to grow to $75.6 billion by 2025.
That's growth of 627%.
And it means you should be looking for the best cannabis stocks in 2020.
In fact, our best pot stock is poised for 218% growth.
By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Options contracts may seem complicated, but they're really not.
What is an options contract?
It's simply a financial instrument that investors of all types can use to predict the market's moves or hedge their portfolios.
By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Even experienced investors sometimes have trouble deciding when to use a call option vs. a put option.
But there are always options trading strategies they can use as guidelines.
And they're easier than you might think.You owe it to yourself and your wealth to take a closer look at trading options as part of your well-rounded investment strategy.
By Fast Profits Team, Money Morning - • Print | Email
We're turning October volatility in to Fast Profits with this recommendation.
Volatility means the VIX is likely to move. So we can trade its ETN and get a potential 100% gain on a 25% price move.
Just go here to find out how.
By Greg Madison, Managing Editor, Money Morning - • Print | Email
With times as "eventful" as these, it's understandable you may have missed a peculiar, oddly specific subgenre of news story making the rounds these days.
I'm talking about the "early retirement gone horribly wrong" story. It's related to, but distinct from, America's better-known retirement crisis.
Let me fill you in. Because even if you're not retiring early, or you feel like you're on track, this can happen to anyone.
So, the story goes something like this: A young person works hard, makes the right moves, and, in short order, banks enough to retire in their 30s. They walk away from the rat race to travel the world – whatever they want to do, really.
An American success story, right? Well… here's where the "gone horribly wrong" part comes in.
After all the time thinking they're on track, the retiree finds… they're bored. More often, and much, much worse, they discover they haven't invested anywhere near aggressively enough.
They start to run short of money, forced to scale back their big plans. These folks may even have to go back to work… if they can successfully explain the big gap in their resume.
I'm not sharing this with you to scare you – or depress you. I'm sharing this because… I just found a way out.
I caught a Tom Gentile Fast Fortune Club podcast this past Friday in which he talks about EXACTLY this problem and how making just a couple of trades can make the difference between a comfortable retirement and crushing disappointment. The podcast was for subscribers only, but I asked, and his team agreed to let me share it with everyone here today.
