The skies are filling up with commercial drones.
Indeed, businesses are finding new ways to use drones to conduct business and deliver products to customers.
But what you're not hearing as much about is how much drones are improving industries beyond the headlines – and that's where the best drone plays are for us to make money….
We’ve been in a sideways market since Sept.
5, but it’s felt more like a roller coaster with stocks climbing and falling daily.
This has frustrated investors who are hoping stocks will climb higher or will fall into buying territory.
But it’s a fantastic market for options traders.
The daily volatility creates opportunities left and right and we’re going to show you how to capitalize on it with the best call and put options to trade right now.
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by Greg Madison
Today we’re sharing the very latest in thinking about our long- and short-term prospects by getting the insight of two of our experts with different market approaches and different experiences, but the same goal: making you money..
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Before the pandemic, GameStop stock looked like it was headed for oblivion.
GameStop (NYSE: GME) sold new and used video games and consoles out of brick-and-mortar stores.
It was a great business a few years ago, but gaming has increasingly moved online.
Then the situation changed.
The company came back into favor in dramatic fashion and has seen its shares rise by 183% in the last month alone.
Investors are rightly wondering what on earth is going on here.
Is GameStop now a must-own growth stock? Or is it a clunker about to fizzle out? I’ll break down what’s going on with this stock and show you whether it’s worth stashing in your portfolio right now… .
After months of coronavirus-induced delay, Amazon's Prime Day – two days, really – is finally here. As we speak, the $1.7 trillion online juggernaut is hurling out deals left and right, and millions of shoppers are snapping them up just as soon as they come online.
Prime Day was, and still is, a gambit to boost summer sales and ultimately AMZN prices during the slow dog days of summer.
But just check out these numbers from Internet Retailer: For the 48-hour Prime Day period in 2019, Amazon sold more than 175 million products worth $7.16 billion – 68% of which came out of Amazon's own inventory, as opposed to others' "Marketplace" sales.
Prime Day has gotten so big it's starting to "spill over" – other retailers are doing a brisk online business with deals of their own, making it kind of an Internet-wide shopping holiday.
Now, investors have to be watching this and thinking, "Hmm… sounds good to me! Maybe I should throw some shares of AMZN in my 'shopping cart.'"
On the surface of it, it does sound good, but not so fast: There's a right time and a right way to go about putting on or adding to an Amazon position.
Here it is… Full Story
The Dow Jones now could rise further as negotiations continue over a Congressional stimulus bill to address COVID-19.
President Trump has floated a potential $1.8 trillion direct stimulus program.
We still have to wait and see what happens in talks with Congress.
by Mike Stenger
Amazon.com Inc.
(NASDAQ: AMZN) is one of the most coveted, expensive tech stocks to buy now.
It's up 501% over the last five years.
Money Morning's Michael Robinson predicted Amazon stock would hit $3,000 in 2020.
It broke right through that.
Likewise, you don't need a crystal ball to give an Amazon stock price prediction for 2021.
I've always said it and always will: The road to wealth is paved with tech.
If you've been with me for a while, you've made some lucrative "stops" along the road; nanotechnology, 3-D printing, pharmaceuticals, genetics – just to name a few.
Right now, the road is heading straight toward the "Cloud" – distributed computing.
As we speak, the Cloud is in the midst of revolutionizing virtually the entire economy. Before long, the Cloud will be a player in all of our lives, changing them for the better.
Right now, the Cloud is transforming the stock market itself, offering us one of the most impressive profit catalysts I've ever seen.
I can't think of a better time to move… Full Story
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The UK-based online food delivery company, Deliveroo, could IPO as early as next year.
If you haven't heard of this company yet, that's probably because it only operates overseas.
But Deliveroo is actually the third largest food delivery app in the UK, after Just Eat and Uber Eats.
And you want to pay attention now because it could deliver massive returns to investors who do know about it before the stock IPOs.
The Dow Jones today is in decline on further concerns about rising COVID-19 cases.
The ongoing pandemic is hammering the global airline industry.
Airline companies are reportedly seeking an additional $25 billion in stimulus relief to help delay layoffs and furloughs.
Read for more on everything moving the Dow today.
