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Stocks How Does Angel Investing Work?
A successful IPO stock pick can be very rewarding. But some investors have figured out how to maximize that reward by investing in companies long before they're publicly traded. These are called angel investors. And they're … Read more » -
Trading Strategies How to Get on the Profitable Side of All This Volatility
With all the recent volatility in the markets, many investors want to shut their eyes and wait till it's all over. But doing that will run you the real risk of missing out, because those big swings we've seen lately are huge moneymaking … Read more » -
Stocks This "Cloud War" Winner Could Net a Triple-Digit Return in 2019
The cloud computing industry could be worth $1 trillion by 2020. It's fueling what we are calling the "Cloud Wars." Read more » -
Technology The Best Tech Stock to Buy Now Is an HR Juggernaut
These are boom times for the overall workforce in the U.S., and independent contractors as well. A record 150 million Americans had jobs at the end of August, the last month for full data. That's an increase of 2.3 million jobs in just one … Read more » -
Dow Jones Dow Jones Industrial Average Slips as Canadian Trade Negotiations Grind to a Halt
The Dow Jones Industrial Average 80 points in premarket trading after the U.S. and Canada failed to negotiate a trade deal by last Friday's White House- imposed deadline. Read more » -
Technology These 5 Simple Rules - and 5 Stocks - Will Put You on the Road to Wealth in 2018
2017 was a great year for tech stocks. 2018 could be even better for you if you follow these five simple rules. Read more » -
Stocks These 5 Best Stocks to Buy Now Tap into the "Next Generation" of Profits
Our latest round of the best stocks to buy now focuses on companies that are tapped into "next-generation" technologies. They include the world's most valuable company, an Asian Internet pioneer, a couple cannabis leaders, and a young … Read more » -
Technology Ignore This One Number Today and Start Making Big Gains Tomorrow
There's a number that came out last week that I want you to ignore. According to Labor Department figures, the number of workers on U.S. payrolls declined last month for the first time since 2010. Payrolls fell 33,000 (this after the experts … Read more »
