by David Zeiler
Many investors in Big Tech stocks were likely concerned when they heard that the Department of Justice had filed am antitrust suit against Google.
After all, antitrust rumors have dogged every Big Tech company for years.
But now it looks like regulators are getting serious.
While thing may look ominous, the chances are very good the Big Tech companies won't feel much pain from antitrust actions.
In fact, investors may well come out ahead…
Uncertainty in the stock market is about as high as it has ever been.
COVID-19 combined with election day tomorrow has investors asking themselves, "Should I sell my stocks now?" The Dow tumbled more than 900 points on Wed., Oct. 28 for its worst drop since June.
Then, it dropped another 150 points to close out the week on Friday, Oct. 30.
This week could see even more volatility...
Rich investors are taking advantage tech stocks right now.
According to Dataroma, a website that tracks 68 of the world's top billionaire portfolio managers like Buffett, Marks, Ackman and more, five of the top stocks rich investors own are Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple.
This is unsurprising, as these are some of the biggest and most popular stocks in the world.
What is more interesting and useful for retail investors like us, however, are the stocks they're buying now that are flying under the radar.
Thanks to the SEC filings billionaire portfolio managers are required to submit quarterly, we can track exactly which companies these are.
This will give you an advantage over most investors because you're essentially getting inside info on the stocks the big guys are buying that other people don't know about yet…
The Dow Jones today is off after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has adjourned the Senate until November 9.
This seals the potential for another stimulus package to come no earlier than February.
Meanwhile, we're seeing lackluster earnings reports from big firms and COVID-19 cases spreading across the country.
Here's everything moving the Dow today…
The Dow Jones now is struggling to rebound as four mega-cap stocks reporting earnings.
Today could be an important pivot point after the worst selloff in several months.
Look for earnings reports from Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Amazon.com Inc.
(NASDAQ: AMZN), Alphabet (NASADAQ: GOOGL) and Facebook (NASDAQ: FB).
by Mike Stenger
Instacart recently consulted with investment banks ahead of a rumored IPO in early 2021.
This would be an attempt by the company to profit further from a pandemic boom in the grocery delivery business.
Let's take a look at whether Instacart is a buy after the IPO.
by Mike Stenger
We're about to witness the biggest IPO of all time.
And it's courtesy of a venture capitalist who once held the same record.
Today, we're talking about whether Ant Group stock is a buy after its IPO.
The Dow Jones now is off after the number of U.S.
COVID cases hit a new record high over the weekend – 83,000 daily.
An outbreak across the Sun Belt states continues to rise, according to data.
Concerns that the U.S.
will be unable to contain the virus were echoed over the weekend by White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows.
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… .
by Tom Gentile
The S&P 500's risen a record-setting 57.5% since bottoming in March.
With today's sector analysis, Tom will show you that there are a few other sectors besides tech that have led the market's meteoric recovery.
And one stands out to him as the hottest sector of 2020, with top five stocks you can take advantage of this now…
