by Mike Butta
Over the past two weeks, I've received 33 unsolicited messages from friends and family about Bitcoin.
Most are asking some version of the same questions: "Should I buy Bitcoin now? Or should I wait for the price to drop before buying?" My answer is more or less always the same… Ten years from now, you're not going to care whether you bought Bitcoin at $15,000 or $19,000.
by Mike Stenger
Nearly 100,000 businesses closed due to COVID-19 this year.
Yelp Inc.
(NYSE: YELP) reported 60% of its listings permanently shuttered.
Now, with a second wave of COVID-19 underway, businesses will again scramble for ways to avoid becoming a statistic.
The tech stock we have for you today is part of the solution.
We’re talking an industry poised for 178% growth.
It was valued at $2.8 billion in 2019.
But Cision says it could hit $7.8 billion by 2027.
Thing is, you wouldn’t know it.
You interact with this almost every day, yet you hardly think about it.
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by Alex Kagin
If you've been following the logic of the markets lately, it's telling us a coronavirus vaccine is bad news for tech stocks.
The Dow rallied over 1,000 points on the news that Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) has announced its COVID-19 vaccine is more than 90% effective.
But the tech-heavy Nasdaq is down 2% on the week.
Many stay-at-home stocks like Zoom (NASDAQ: ZM) and Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ: PTON) stumbled on the news and are down double digits on the hopes of returning to normal life.
Zoom plunged over 25% by mid-week.
Many have compared the current run in tech stocks to the Dot-com bubble.
Excessive speculation on internet companies drove share prices up until the market peaked in early 2000, then the whole thing came crumbling down.
I'm here to tell you this is not the case today.
Far from it.
And it's giving us the opportunity to invest in some of the best tech stocks on the planet for absurd discounts.
As of midday Thursday, we've still got no definitive result from the Nov.
3 election.
Indeed, it's still anyone's game.
And the markets are loving it.
So D.R.
appeared on FOX Business' Varney & Co.
to talk about why stocks were rallying with so much up in the air, and he even named the two stocks he thinks will be truly outstanding performers in this environment…
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…
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 Shah Gilani
It's all over the news today: Senate Republicans unanimously voted to advance Amy Coney Barrett's nomination for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court to the full Senate.
Meanwhile, a court matter of huge importance to investors isn't front-page news, but most definitely should be: The Supreme Court may very well have the $9 trillion tech sector – particularly the FAANGs – in its sights.
Of course, the Supreme Court hears and rules on cases of national and even global importance sometimes. But it's not every day a case like Malwarebytes Inc. v. Enigma Software Group USA LLC comes up. This case concerns massive issues of technology, money, freedom of speech, and everything that stems from that – including the elections – all rolled into one.
There's a lot at stake here, and I'm going to walk you through what's going on because, as I said, this is a $9 trillion issue impacting some of the richest, best-performing stocks in the market. Vast fortunes, including countless retirement accounts, are in play.
Which way the court decides to go here is going to impact the stock market like a ton of bricks… or, on the other hand, a tank of jet fuel… Full Story
by Don Yocham
One perfectly positioned biotech Don’s going to tell you about today is close to hitting the crucial $1 billion threshold.
It hasn’t happened yet, but when it does, they’ll have done it faster than the likes of Apple or Google.
And if you’re finding out about it now, you’re just in time because the setup looks very promising.
But you’ll have to act fast, and grab the shares before Wall Street finds out about it….
