Some tech companies sound exciting, promising cutting-edge innovations and new ways of doing things.
Other tech companies don't. But they can often be the most profitable ones to own.
Some tech companies sound exciting, promising cutting-edge innovations and new ways of doing things.
Other tech companies don't. But they can often be the most profitable ones to own.
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On Wednesday, the current bull market became the longest in U.S. history.
Since March 9, 2009, the S&P 500 alone has risen more than 300%.
But if you look deeper into the numbers behind the S&P's growth, you find that one industry has outpaced all others.
The S&P 500's healthcare stock sector, which is comprised of the largest health insurers, is up more than 1,100% since 2009.
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The strong push up in the markets has everything to do with the market narrative. That's the overarching theme that is the most prevalent driver of the long-term stock price trend.
I know – broken record. I hear you saying, "D.R. – you've talked to us about the market narrative so many times…"
I do it for one reason: money.
If we have a clear understanding of the market narrative, we can make money, and plenty of it.
Since early November 2016, the Trump Growth Narrative has been the prevailing market driver. The three legs of this growth narrative are still – and have been since our original discussions – reduced taxes, regulatory reform, and infrastructure spending.
And right now, the most important driver out of this three-legged stool is the recently passed tax reform. I believe that the effects of tax reform have not yet been fully priced in by the markets.
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The fate of the nation's healthcare is up to Congress.
And right now there's a bill with serious bipartisan support making its rounds through the chambers.
This proposal was supposedly crafted with taxpayers' future well-being in mind.
That's not exactly true, however. Here's what we mean...
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In Dow Jones news today, stock prices were flat as President Trump tweeted that former U.S. President Barack Obama did nothing after being made aware of Russian involvement in the 2016 election.
Oil prices and silver prices fell on the day.
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Today's stock market news focuses on a premarket slide in the Dow as traders are jittery about President Trump's ability to implement his economic policies.
Trader are also parsing through Republicans' new plan to replace the Affordable Care Act.
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In Dow Jones news today, the markets are rallying even though the Twitter stock price is plummeting.
Crude oil prices are also climbing, and gold prices are higher early this morning.
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The Dow Jones news is a projected decline in the index after Asian stocks fell and markets weighed an executive order by President Donald Trump.
On Friday, the Dow slipped seven points on news that Q4 GDP growth cooled and earnings reports failed to perform up to Wall Street analyst expectations.
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By now we've all seen the "Trump Tweet Effect" in full effect these past weeks, as the president-elect's unfiltered social media messages hit some of Wall Street's favorite stocks, like Boeing, for better… or worse.
Lockheed Martin, for instance, one of our best defense plays, lost $4 billion in value in the aftermath of Trump's tweeted remarks about the F-35 Lightning program.
Frankly, the losses on Lockheed and Boeing, and for that matter the gains on SoftBank, say more about Wall Street traders than about Donald Trump – or the stocks he's talking about.
But the truth is, it's likely we can look forward to this kind of "volatility" from here on out.
Unless… you go with the recommendation I'm going to show you now.
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Turns out over half of American workers don't know their out-of-pocket healthcare costs, which can making saving for retirement, well, impossible…
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