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The Only Investment You Need to Profit from Silicon Valley's Massive Dividend Hikes

Investors are still scared of Apple Inc.'s quarterly report, which contained the company's first earnings miss in 13 years. The stock is currently being punished by skittish analysts and investors, which is a tremendous opportunity in and of itself.

But it's what else these investors are running away from that I want to talk to you about today. It's a lot more than just the potential gains Apple has to offer.

These investors somehow completely missed Apple's massive profits: $10.52 billion, or $1.90 a share, and all in an "off" quarter.

With that truckload of cash, Tim Cook & Co. decided to give shareholders a consolation prize in the form of a stunning 10% dividend hike. It's still early yet, but it's likely that boost will be the tech sector's biggest of the quarter.

Here's the thing… Apple's not alone in this welcome tech trend of huge dividend hikes. So today I'm going to show you how you can buy the very best, biggest dividends in tech… for less than the cost of dinner for two at the Olive Garden.

This is a one-stop income machine that would be good in any market, but is an absolute must-have in this volatility...

Stocks

Intel Stock, Pivoting Toward the Future, Is Our Pick of the Week

Intel stock has been flat for about a year, but that's about to change.

Although the chipmaker has suffered from missing the mobile revolution, Intel learned its lesson. Now the company is ready to capitalize on where computing is going, not where it's been.

Here's what Intel has been up to - and how it will jumpstart INTC stock...

Technology

Grab These Driverless Car Stocks to Profit from a $77 Billion Industry

Some of the next best tech picks to add to your portfolio will be driverless car stocks.

Growth in driverless car technology has already started – but will really take off over the next 10 to 20 years.

A Boston Consulting Group forecast says the global market for driverless car technology will skyrocket to $42 billion by 2025 and then nearly double to $77 billion by 2035.

And these companies are in the best position to profit from this trend…

technology

Intel Stock Analysis: New Chip Tech Will Revitalize Earnings

An Intel stock analysis shows that the company's years of investing in new chip technologies is only now starting to pay off.

Investors are starting to realize this. INTC stock is up 8.24% in the past three months, despite unenthusiastic expectations for the Q3 Intel earnings Tuesday.

Here's why investors probably will need to look past these earnings...

tech sector

How to Double Your Money in Three Years with This Stellar Tech Stock

This tech stock is currently out of favor with Wall Street, which means it's ripe for the taking. And you don't want to pass up on this profitable opportunity.

Because, according to our calculations, this stock will double your money in three years.

Here's the latest and greatest "pick-and-shovel" play we plan to profit from...

Tech investing

Should I Buy Intel Stock After the INTC Q2 Earnings?

Many investors are asking, "Should I buy Intel stock?" after a Q2 earnings beat Wednesday that ran against a sea of concerns about the world's largest chipmaker.

The numbers showed that Intel's transition away from its historic PC business to new growth areas is working. But with revenue down is the change happening quickly enough? Is INTC stock a buy?

Here's how investors should play Intel stock right now...

Earnings

Intel Q2 Earnings Beat Is Not What It Looks Like (Nasdaq: INTC)

A surprising Intel Q2 earnings beat sent Intel Corp. (Nasdaq: INTC) stock up as much as 8% in after-hours trading yesterday (Wednesday).

But a closer look showed that INTC's bottom line of $0.55 per share versus a forecast for $0.50 a share was actually the result of a quirk that few have noticed.

Here's how this key part of the Intel Q2 earnings turns a beat into a miss...

Tech investing

What These Overly Pessimistic Intel Stock Ratings Are Missing (Nasdaq: INTC)

A wave of negative Intel stock ratings and price target reductions over the past couple of months has weighed heavily on Intel Corp. (Nasdaq: INTC) shares.

And while the world's biggest chipmaker has hit a few bumps while it transitions from its historic dependence on the PC market to the growing mobile and data center markets, Wall Street has overreacted.

Here's why it's a mistake to write off Intel stock right now