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The bears came out of woodwork recently because we saw a partially inverted yield curve – a sign, many think, of a pending recession.
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The Easiest Way to Capture Your Share of Trillions in Global Wealth
It's a story I hear all the time in my capacity as Chief Investment Strategist: Many investors look at convoluted, confusing "2D" stock charts, or read or listen to analysts and talking heads nattering on about "beta," "moving averages," or "P/E ratios," and think to themselves, "This investing thing is waaaaay too complicated for me."
I think that's tragic, and I've devoted my life to helping regular folks overcome that fear – a fear Wall Street's gone to considerable trouble to spread, I might add – and build the kind of lasting wealth they deserve.
Because the simple fact is you don't need ANY of that "stuff" to start pulling in the profits, week after week, in good times and bad.
You won't hear about this on the news or from your broker. It doesn't involve complicated moves or require you to put a boatload of money at risk.
You simply have to buy the right stocks at the right time.
"Well, duh…" I can hear you saying, "… but how do I do that?!"
It's far more straightforward than you might think...
How to Jump on a Fast-Moving Stock for 300% Gains in Two Months
Self-preservation would stop you from trying to hop into a speeding car. You always hear the phrase "don't try and catch a falling knife."
You see people treat stocks the same way. Whenever stocks are heading up or down at high speeds, investors get intimidated and indecisive, unsure of whether they should buy or sell, always looking for the right spot. Before they know it, the opportunity for gains has sped right on by.
I'm going to show you today that that motion and speed is nothing to be afraid of. It's momentum, and it's actually incredibly profitable; it can put big money in your pocket repeatedly – IF you find the right stock headed the right way.
You Own the "Microsoft of Weed"; Now Grab This Small Powerhouse
Earlier this week, our Greg Miller showed you how Canopy Growth was the "King of Cannabis" and the Microsoft of the legal marijuana sector.
Buy These Explosive Earnings Season Standouts Before Today's Close
This earnings season, there are dozens upon dozens of companies heading higher in a hurry.
In fact, Chris is going to tell you about not one, but two that are up for grabs.
Join him right at his desk, and he'll tell you all about them...
How to Handle a Stock for Maximum Profit Potential When the Unthinkable Happens
Most investors know to look out for planned financial events such as earnings or FOMC meetings, but they hardly give a thought to those unpredictable, unthinkable events that can explode across global markets in a matter of minutes or even seconds.
The Best Small-Cap Stocks Are Crushing the Market - Here's Your Next Winner
Right now, the conditions in the market are perfect for investing in the best small-cap stocks on the market.
When you identify the best small caps, you can land windfall profits. I'm talking 100%, 200%, or more in very short order.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Today Opens Lower As Earnings Reports Keep Rolling In
The Dow Jones Industrial Average will try to hold above the 25,000 level after a 434-point surge Wednesday.
This morning, Dow Futures projected a small decline as investors weigh earnings reports and a breaking development that U.S. and Chinese officials are negotiating a meeting for later this month between President Donald Trump and Xi Jinping.
Here are the numbers from Wednesday for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq...
Dow Jones Industrial Average Jumps 175 Points as Trump Cites "Big Progress" on China Trade Deal
This morning, the Dow rose over 175 points on its final trading day of 2018.
Investors turned bullish after President Donald Trump said there has been "big progress" on a deal with China on trade.
Coming into Monday, the Dow Jones has been off 6.7% in 2018. That represents the worst annual downturn since 2008.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Falls 320 Points Day After Record-Breaking One-Day Surge
The Dow Jones Industrial Average projected a 400-point decline a day after Wednesday's record-breaking performance.
On Wednesday, the Dow surged more than 1,021 points, the largest single day gain in history.