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How to Invest $2,000 Right Now
"The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step."
– Chinese proverb attributed to philosopher Laozi
With all the COVID-19 whipsawing we're experiencing in the U.S. economy – and the uncertainty that's created for folks like you and me – Money Map Press is seeing more direct inquiries about stocks than at any time since the Great Financial Crisis of 2008 to 2009.
And one of the most intriguing queries we're seeing is this one: "I have $2,000. I want to invest it in stocks. But I'd sure be grateful for some guidance on which stocks to buy and what 'strategy' to employ."
Let me tell you folks: I love this question.
And I respect the heck out of those who posed it, or who were thinking along those lines, for a few reasons…
For one, you're ignoring the near-term "noise" and are focusing on the long term.
Second, you're taking action – and taking control of your own financial destiny – which is always one heck of a lot better than just sitting back and letting stuff "happen to you."
And, finally, it can be a difference-maker. That two grand is merely the first step. But it shows that you're serious about changing your future. It puts "skin in the game." It forces you to pay attention. And you'll be stunned at how much you learn.
It takes courage to act, to make tough decisions, to move forward.
And by posing this question, you're doing just that.
Just as a long journey can start with a single step, the journey toward a secure financial future can begin with a single investment – even one as seemingly small as $2,000.
And I'm going to start by sharing a personal story that proves the value of a "mere" $2,000 investment. I'll even offer some stock recommendations that will help you take that first step… Full Story
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The Dow Jones is flat this morning as the coronavirus sparks fear of economic collapse.
Congress just unveiled a new emergency spending plan in response.
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The news overshadowed earnings reports from a number of Blue-Chip firms.
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I find it extremely interesting that at a time when the markets are sideways, and interest rates are falling, Warren Buffett is buying banks…
Berkshire Hathaway is now among the five largest shareholders at firms like Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC), JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), and Goldman Sachs Inc. (NYSE: GS). Even credit card giant American Express Co. (NYSE: AXP) is a significant Buffett holding.
Right now, a lot of people are avoiding banks because of falling rates. But when you understand the broader trends, banking stocks are attractive, cheap, and have massive upside.
There are other major trends in the banking industry that you should know about.
I'll discuss those major trends and tap into the best bank stock to buy according to the Money Morning Stock VQScore™.
The Dow Jones Today Is Surging Thanks to Tariff Delays
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But there’s a host of other geopolitical tensions pulling the DJIA this morning...
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The Dow Jones today will climb near 100 points as investors grow more confident of the Federal Reserve's plan to lower interest rates.
Yesterday, a key central banking official hinted that a rate cut is better than "[waiting] for a disaster to unfold."
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That’s why today, Tom’s going to show you a tool he uses to put his mind at ease when he’s about to commit some hard-earned capital to a trade.
It’s not a crystal ball, but it’s pretty darn close…
How the Dow Jones Today Is Reacting to the Mueller Report
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The Dow Jones today could slip into the red as investors await the release of a redacted report on President Trump's suspected collusion with Russia.
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