Today, I'm going to discuss one small-cap REIT that has risen sharply over the last 12 months but still remains under the radar on Wall Street.
It pays more than a 7% annual dividend that you can lock in today and ride through the balance of 2020…
By Garrett Baldwin, Executive Producer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Today, I'm going to discuss one small-cap REIT that has risen sharply over the last 12 months but still remains under the radar on Wall Street.
It pays more than a 7% annual dividend that you can lock in today and ride through the balance of 2020…
By Mike Stenger, Associate Editor, Money Morning - • Print | Email
We've got another "chip dip." And it's putting the best 5G stock to buy right now at a discount.
Analysts are giving this chip stock a 25% price target. A healthy pop for a single year, not bad.
But something about 25% doesn't add up. We're thinking closer to a 500% bump.
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2020 will be a big year for cannabis stocks.
In fact, one of our best marijuana penny stocks to buy could earn you 375% in the next 12 months.
This is going to be a huge industry, and it's just getting started. The legal cannabis market in 2018 was $10.8 billion.
But the National Institute for Cannabis Investors estimates the industry will hit $2.6 trillion in annual sales over the next nine years.
That's a whopping 23,148% growth potential.
By Garrett Baldwin, Executive Producer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
The Dow Jones Industrial Average could lose more than 600 points today on South Korea's 600 reported coronavirus cases.
South Korea raised alert on coronavirus to the "highest level" this morning. The ongoing spike of cases outside of China has driven governments to panic, while analysts continue to warn that global economic growth is poised to slump.
By Keith Fitz-Gerald, Chief Investment Strategist, Money Map Report - • Print | Email
There's one important point that I make sure to remind my readers of often because it keeps them on the path to wealth when they're tempted to step out onto the sidelines.
It's easy to forget this or get discouraged during your investing journey. Even seasoned investors can have moments of doubt when they hit a setback. But the powerful truth is that it's completely real and achievable.
The message is this: It's absolutely possible to become a millionaire, even without a lot of money to start with.
And the key to turning a little into a lot is surprisingly simple.
Now, one hurdle to overcome is to not let yourself be "beaten" before you even start.
I've seen it happen. People fall prey to get-rich-quick schemes, fancy trading seminars, and all sorts of investing-related hooey that races across the Internet. Worse, they decide they're only going to "lose" so much in the effort to line up big profits.
Building real wealth takes diligent effort, focus, and discipline. There will be ups and downs. There will be losses along the way.
But don't believe anyone – even the voice inside your head – telling you that it's not possible. You can turn a little into a lot.
The answer isn't money. It's time.
Let me show you… Full Story
By Michael A. Robinson, Defense + Tech Specialist, Money Morning • @Robinson_STI - • Print | Email
Amazon wasn't always the juggernaut we know it as today.
In fact, when it first hit the market in May 1997, it was trading for only $18 – only $1.50 when you adjust for stock splits. Compare that to today's price of $1,850 a share.
That's a 123,233% gain, enough to transform $10,000 into $12.32 million.
If you haven't yet profited from its earning potential, don't worry, because Michael's still seeing a huge amount of upside ahead and he'll show you why it could double again in less than three years – and double again after that…
By Michael A. Robinson, Defense + Tech Specialist, Money Morning • @Robinson_STI - • Print | Email
For years now, I've advised my readers about how the average retail investor should avoid buying high-tech IPOs when they first start trading. When you buy at the open, you really risk losing your hard-earned money.
Problem is, people just can't wait. They want in, and they want in fast.
But a little patience on the right stocks, and you can still play them post-IPO for big returns. When you wait to buy, you can ride the "bounce back" period to huge gains…
Had you followed this advice with the savvy cloud provider I'll tell you about today, you could have made 863% in just a little over five years. But if you bought at the open, you risked losing more than half your capital.
2020's IPO calendar is filling up fast, which makes this the perfect time to give you the best IPO profit strategy to follow – plus share with you the big post-IPO winner that could still double your money if you buy now… Full Story
By Jamie Dlugosch, Guest Writer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
The perfect stock is a combination of safety and growth. The MLP we're about to show you today is the perfect example of both.
Safety can be found with a dividend that will be likely paid no matter what the overall market is doing. We also want growth in terms of earnings acceleration that will be used to support and even increase the dividend.
It's a pretty simple formula. But where do we find stocks like that?
The answer is master limited partnerships (MLPs).
By Jamie Dlugosch, Guest Writer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
Raging wild fires in Australia have left a trail of destruction that can leave us with only one conclusion. Global warming is very real and its consequences are to be feared.
Of course, fear is a powerful motivator. And it will likely bring about the changes needed to slow or reverse the climate changes that have been wrought by fossil fuels.
As an investor, now's the time to pay attention to the very powerful transition away from fossil fuels.
Today, we'll show you one of the best renewable energy stocks in 2020 to profit from this trend.
By Garrett Baldwin, Executive Producer, Money Morning - • Print | Email
The Dow Jones Industrial Average could lose more than 100 points today following last week’s U.S. bombing that killed Iran’s top military leader.
Iranian officials have threatened revenge for the bombing, while President Trump has vowed to increase military response in the event of any Iranian action against U.S. interests.