Vice Media, the group behind the once-edgy Vice magazine is going public.
And they're doing it the way every other "cutting-edge" company seems to want to do it these days.
Vice Media stock is going public via SPAC merger.
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How (and Why) Investors Should Play GameStop
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GameStop's historic "Super Squeeze" back in January gave short sellers the chance to make a killing on the stock.
But it was also a wake-up call for GameStop's board, who seized on the attention and all the capital it brought along as a chance to turn the company around.
Andrew sees potential here as GME becomes a stock well worth owning again.
Here's what's happening with GameStop and exactly how to play it….
This $16 Stock Is Beating the Market 5 to 1
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With the pandemic waning and recovery taking hold, pandemic and stay-at-home firms have lost their edge.
But today, we’re showing you a $16 company that not only crushed it during the pandemic, but its shareholders have held onto their profits and are pocketing even more as we speak.
No wonder it’s called the “Top Wealth Play of 2021”….
Here's When to Buy Coupang Stock After the IPO
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The Coupang IPO may very well be the biggest of the year.
While the Korean firm may be new to many investors, it's part of a trend you know a lot about.
In 2020 online spending represented 21.3% of total retail sales, up 44% since the previous year.
Global retail e-commerce sales for 2020 were over $4 trillion.
That is a lot of money spent online.
Enter Coupang, a Korean e-commerce titan that could go public with a valuation of around $50 billion under the ticker CPNG.
This would make it the largest IPO in a company based outside the U.S.
since Alibaba over five years ago.
Three Tech Stocks to Load Up on in a Nasdaq Correction
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Due to the current pandemic recovery, the mighty Nasdaq's fallen as low as 10.5% into a textbook market correction.
Yesterday's rally, however, could be a sign that the next leg up is around the corner.
There may not be much time to move on the stocks Michael's showing you today.
And you certainly don't want to miss out on the opportunity… .
What to Do with Your Big Tech Stocks Right Now
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With the Nasdaq down more than 7% in just a month, investors are wondering whether their Big Tech shares, which performed exceptionally well over the past 12 uncertain months, are about to nosedive.
Shah's breaking down exactly what's going on and just what to do with your Big Tech stocks right now….
Why Retail Investors Could Be About to Win It All
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This will be even bigger than GameStop: The SEC is pushing for a rule change that would make "deep book" data available to everyone, not just Wall Street's elite.
This is likely a huge, permanent win for small retail investors.
The Market's Best Stocks to Buy (and How to Buy Them)
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Whenever there's a strong rally, investors naturally fear that it's a bubble.
For the most part, Shah doesn't think it is, but he does see some froth in a red-hot sector right now.
He's not worried, though, because he'll show you how to easily avoid it.
Plus, he'll point to where he sees strength that far outweighs any bubble out there….
Is Coursera Stock a Buy After Its IPO?
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The pandemic has many rethinking the entire education process.
The cost of a four-year education is astronomical, and many students spend the first decade or more of their career just paying back the loans they needed to fund their education.
After a full year of lockdown, remote schooling, we expect education to go fully digital at some point.
This makes the Coursera IPO one of the most exciting of the year.
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How You Can Own "FAANG 2.0" with One $35 Stock
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"The FAANGs" have been a convenient shorthand for the mega-cap Nasdaq tech firms that have led the markets higher since the middle of the last decade. In 2020, at a time when markets desperately needed a leader, they were there.
But from a technical perspective, the FAANGs are starting to show a little long-term fatigue in the charts.
And then there's the elephant in the room: Everyone points to the FAANGs as a reason to be in the market – and they are great stocks – but if you wanted to buy 100 shares of each of these stocks, you'd have to fork over nearly $687,000 (the price of a nice house in many parts of the country).
Fortunately, the next group of market leaders is out there right now, going more or less under everyone's radar.
I'm not sure how much longer they'll stay there, though – performance like this tends to get noticed. Tech stocks grew by around 45% in 2020, but the ones we'll talk about in a second shot up 147%.
I think we're just getting started here… Full Story
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