by Mike Stenger
We told readers about our top AI stocks set to cash in on the industry's 300% growth potential back in March.
And one stock already popped.
But there's one other stock poised to rise with it, expecting 72% growth in 2019...
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The Dow Jones today will gain more than 100 points after the U.S. and Mexico announced a deal to avoid new 5% tariffs.
Find out how the markets responded below.
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Equifax announced last week that the intensely private personal data it had in its possession for 143 million Americans had been hacked.
That's one in every two people.
People who…
…didn't ask to be "customers."
…now have a lifelong problem because of Equifax.
…may never recover financially.
I smell a rat.
Harsh?
Yes, and to my way of thinking, deservedly so.
Equifax maintained the financial equivalent of the "holy grail." Social Security numbers, driver license numbers, addresses, bank accounts, dates of birth, and more.
Everything needed to create a "new you."
I'm livid and not just because all this information has been stolen, either.
What really chaps my hide is that criminals can now use this information to file tax returns, claim refunds, access medical records, rent apartments, buy houses, take out loans, and more – all without you knowing for years to come.
This goes way beyond simple identity theft...
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(Kitco News) – World stock markets were mixed to weaker overnight. There was some downbeat economic data coming out of Germany and China Tuesday.
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World stock markets were mostly lower overnight, following Wall Street's sell off last Friday. U.S. stock indexes are pointed toward weaker openings when the New York day session begins.
Gold prices are slightly lower in pre U.S.-session trading, amid a lack of fresh, bullish fundamental news to support the safe-haven metal.
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(Kitco News) – World stock markets were mostly firmer overnight. U.S. stock indexes are pointed toward slightly higher openings when the New York day session begins.
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(Kitco News) – World stock markets were mostly near steady to weaker Tuesday, after the long U.S. holiday weekend. U.S. stock indexes are pointed toward slightly lower openings when the U.S. day session begins.
Gold prices are modestly lower in pre-U.S. trading after poking to a four-week high overnight.
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While markets have hit record highs this year, the worst stocks of 2016 have managed negative double-digit returns.
To help investors find struggling stocks, we've put together a list of the top ten worst stocks of 2016.
These bad stocks might turn around in 2017, but these were the worst stocks to own in 2016...
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The DJIA today shed 106 points. The cause? A slew of mixed economic data stoked investor caution and a wait-and-see approach to the markets ahead of Friday's unemployment report.
Nine of 10 S&P 500 sectors were in the red today. Healthcare stocks were the lone bright spot.
Here are the top market stories from today, plus our new profit tip for investors...
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