By Kyle Anderson, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @KyleAndersonMM - • Print | Email
There's one strong "Buy" signal that alerts you to some of the best stocks to invest in across all sectors. Many investors don't know about it, or how to track it.
Money Morning's Executive Editor Bill Patalon alerted his readers when Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc. (Nasdaq: KTOS) flashed this buy signal in March 2014. The stock zoomed 9.2% in just three days and climbed 20% over the next three months.
The signal: Insider buying.
By Kyle Anderson, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @KyleAndersonMM - • Print | Email
It's time to check in on one of the most volatile stocks on the market, Tesla Motors Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA).
The Tesla Motors stock price in 2015 has ranged from a high of $223.40 to a low of $185. It's down 3.2% today (Monday, March 2) after Bank of America analysts maintained their "Underperform" rating.
One of its most dramatic plunges came after it released disappointing Q4 earnings Feb. 11. TSLA opened 9% lower Feb. 12 after it fell short on earnings per share (EPS), revenue, and vehicle deliveries.
By Garrett Baldwin, Executive Producer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
The DJIA index dropped 82 points Friday. The cause? Mixed economic data, including a downward revision of fourth-quarter GDP.
Despite today's decline, the DJIA index had its best monthly gain since January 2013. Monthly gains were 5.5% for the S&P 500 – the biggest since October 2011 – and 7.1% for the Nasdaq, the biggest since January 2012.
Here are the day's top market stories - plus our new profit tip for investors...
By Michael A. Robinson, Defense + Tech Specialist, Money Morning • @Robinson_STI - • Print | Email
We’re convinced this leading tech stock will double by 2018. And when it does, it will yield triple-digit gains.
Of course, Wall Street doesn’t think so. The Street doesn’t recognize the vital role this stock plays in the mobile revolution. But we do.
By Kyle Anderson, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @KyleAndersonMM - • Print | Email
Cybersecurity companies have become one of the most promising new industries to invest in today.
Cybersecurity companies create products like firewalls, network safeguards, malware protection, and web security software that protect people, corporations, and governments from cyber attacks.
Research from MarketsandMarkets indicates that more than $95 billion will be spent on cybersecurity efforts this year. That figure will hit $155.74 billion by 2019.
By David Zeiler, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @DavidGZeiler - • Print | Email
Knowing how to buy Bitcoin from a Bitcoin ATM is a good skill to have as the digital currency goes mainstream.
Today about 82,000 merchants accept Bitcoin – more than double the number just one year ago. As more merchants accept Bitcoin, there's a growing need to buy Bitcoin "on the go."
That's where Bitcoin ATMs come in. But using a Bitcoin ATM isn't like using a traditional bank ATM.
By Dr. Kent Moors, Global Energy Strategist, Oil & Energy Investor • @KentMoors_OEI - • Print | Email
High-risk junk bonds finance large portions of the energy markets. According to the latest estimates, energy-related issuances now account for almost 15% of the total $1.4 trillion junk-bond market.
That's about $210 billion in high-risk debt.
But recent credit rating downgrades could put oil companies and bond investors in a squeeze...
By Keith Fitz-Gerald, Chief Investment Strategist, Money Map Report - • Print | Email
An ancient economic pattern is about to repeat itself – one that can make you money.
Wall Street denies that there is profitability potential here. So why are the investing elite piling in?
By Michael A. Robinson, Defense + Tech Specialist, Money Morning • @Robinson_STI - • Print | Email
Global healthcare mergers and acquisitions (M&As) have soared 124% so far this year, to $35.1 billion. Of course, Wall Street doesn't want you to know that.
In fact, they declared the industry dead. But we know better.
Here's how to pounce on the ongoing biopharma M&A trend while every other investor gets bluffed...
By David Zeiler, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @DavidGZeiler - • Print | Email
We're in the very first stages of a leap in wearable tech that will rival the greatest breakthroughs in how we use computers.
It's called augmented reality. It's a type of holographic projection, but merged with the real world.
And the company at the cutting edge of this revolutionary wearable technology isn't Google, Apple, or Sony.
It's Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT).
