You don’t have to be a market timer to be wealthy. By investing and holding on to the best tech stocks, you can make a lot of money.
The three stocks we are going to share today have already provided returns as high as 46% over the last 12 months.
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You don’t have to be a market timer to be wealthy. By investing and holding on to the best tech stocks, you can make a lot of money.
The three stocks we are going to share today have already provided returns as high as 46% over the last 12 months.
By Jack Delaney, Sr. Cannabis Editor, Money Morning - • Print | Email
he Facebook stock price is trading at all-time highs after the company reported strong earnings in Q2 2016.
If you invested in Facebook during its IPO, you would have already made profits of up to 229%.
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Sometimes one simple computer glitch can set a thriving company back billions of dollars.
Here's a look at the five costliest technical malfunctions...
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 90 points despite a push from central banks around the world for more stimulus.
Here's everything you need to know about what happened in the stock market today...
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is down despite Amazon and Google announcing massive revenue.
This was good news for the tech sector, but it wasn't enough to prop up the rest of the markets.
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The Facebook stock split vote passed, but we still don't have an official date for when the split will actually occur.
Many shareholders were hoping CEO Mark Zuckerberg would provide more insight in his Q2 2016 earnings call, but that never happened.
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Uncertainty seems to be the only sure thing in the world these days. Friday's failed, bloody military coup attempt in NATO ally Turkey comes at the worst possible time in the West's fight against Daesh in Iraq and Syria, just one day after the terror group pulled off a horrific attack in the south of France.
Here at home, we've had several high-profile incidents of violence and civil unrest during one of the most heated, tense presidential election campaigns in modern history.
Yet if you only follow stock markets, you'd barely know anything was amiss. With record highs on the Dow Jones Industrials and the S&P 500, there seems to be no stopping this thing.
But I'm not expecting this to last.
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You won't hear much about the Facebook stock split in the mainstream media.
Shareholders voted to approve the split on June 20, making sure that no one could challenge CEO Mark Zuckerberg's voting power.
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The Facebook stock split vote passed, but that wasn't really much of a surprise.
That's because CEO Mark Zuckerberg had 60% of the voting power.
By Jack Delaney, Sr. Cannabis Editor, Money Morning - • Print | Email
The mainstream media has barely covered the Facebook stock split, which is why investors are asking us for more information.
There isn't an official date yet, but the FB stock split was approved by shareholders on June 20.