High-yield dividend stocks offer investors refuge in volatile markets like this one.
Stocks are near record highs, while inflation fears and a sputtering economy threaten to wipe out these gains.
Adding a dividend paying stock to your portfolio can help minimize the risk.
The trouble is, they’re harder than ever to find.
At Money Morning we’ve done the in-depth research to find dividend stocks paying healthy yields.
And the strategy we've uncovered is the perfect solution for any income-seeking investor...
by Tom Gentile
A power shift in Washington usually translates into market movements, with some sectors that’ll be more bullish than others under the new administration.
The trick is to get your investing and trading lined up with those movements to rake in gains again and again.
Here’s how to do it the easy way… .
Alternative energy stocks have taken a beating over the past two weeks.
But not to worry – the sector’s future is bright as ever.
This is just simple profit-taking and it’s giving us one of the year’s best technical buying opportunities.
Here’s the company that’ll help you make the most of it… .
Our Andrew Keene likes to stick to a routine, like the seven stocks he trades every weekday before breakfast.
So today, he’s switching it up and bringing you a list of the six stocks you should stay far, far away from, no matter how popular they’ve been… .
Unfortunately, the political and personal fault lines in the United States are about as raw and volatile as they've ever been. But that's a subject for another time and place.
As investors, whatever our personal politics or feelings are, now is the time to quickly come to terms with what's happening and what likely will happen in the stock market.
Because despite the market's action yesterday, it has drawn a line of its own – a "line in the sand" – and where your money is in relation to this line will make a big difference.
I'm going to show you where that line lies, because there are some dangers, no doubt, but there are also some unique profit opportunities… Full Story
Right now, the most popular trade is betting on uncertainty due to the upcoming election, surging COVID-19 cases worldwide, and the stimulus standoff.
While we’re well-hedged and prepared for what’s coming, not running with the crowd will hand us the real profits.
So instead of getting in late on the volatility trade, Chris will show you how to make these low-risk, but extremely profitable moves today… .
Procter & Gamble Co., an old blue chip our great-grandparents might've owned, had strong earnings performance recently and contained beats across the board.
That's an impressive performance for any company – new or old – during this pandemic.
And that's exactly why Andrew thinks you should make this move…
by Tom Gentile
ExxonMobil, one of the world’s largest energy companies for the past 20 years, has been left in the dust by a renewable energy company barely 20 years old.
Indeed, fossil fuel's falling out of favor in the market is great news for our trading because we can make way more trading on renewables than we ever could make trading on oil.
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The Dow Jones today is up as investors continue to cheer about the potential stimulus from Congress.
Airline stocks led the way thanks to increased optimism that Congress will extend a $25 billion lifeline.
Around the globe, about 40 airlines have gone under this year, and D.C.
leaders are hoping that such failures won't pick up here in the United States.
by Tom Gentile
As we've talked about before, the stock market can act as sort of a crystal ball for an impending U.S. presidential election.
I've done it, lots of independent analysts have done it, and you can see for yourself, too; we look at the three months leading up to an election to try and see if the incumbent resident at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW will stay put, or be sent packing.
This analysis has shown that the S&P 500 can correctly answer that question 86.4% of the time – not bad.
Of course, these days, the markets are obviously undergoing a correction of some kind.
After a dynamite August, the big indexes – the Nasdaq, S&P 500, and the Dow – are down 10.7%, 9%, and 7.7% respectively, from their Sept. 2 intraday highs.
Normally, that might get an incumbent president in the mood to look for movers.
But this bearish trend isn't necessarily decisive because, if we know anything to be true, this is a year and an election unlike any other.
So the S&P 500's uncanny predictive powers might be a little weaker this year. I think, regardless of who the frontrunner or ultimate winner is, it's likely we'll see more downside between now and then.
This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone who trades (and if you never have, you can certainly start now). That's because, for us, extraordinary times mean extraordinary profit potential.
This is real once-in-a-lifetime stuff… Full Story
This is real once-in-a-lifetime stuff...
