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The Dow Jones Today Is Weighed Down by Boeing's FAA Setback
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The Dow Jones today is trending in the red after the FAA flagged Boeing’s 737 Max with another software problem.
The pending trade discussion between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping is also weighing on stocks right now.
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Bank 100% Gains with This Healthcare Stock to Buy
Forget about that big vacation or even retirement, because all it takes is one big and unexpected expense to spell financial disaster. In fact, 62% of bankruptcy filings are due to medical bills.
And you'd think that would make investing in healthcare problematic. But Money Morning readers know that bucking conventional wisdom is the real way to make serious money in the stock market.
Double Your Money in Two Years or Less with This Healthcare Company
No matter your politics, the stakes of the November midterm election are high.
It's going to decide control of Congress, the direction of the nation, perhaps even the fate of Donald Trump's presidency.
That said, the No. 1 issue for voters isn't any of that. It's healthcare. Specifically, healthcare affordability.
Problem is, there's no easy answer to this issue
Given the nation's deep political divide on the Affordable Care Act, this would seem a terrible time to invest in healthcare. And overall, that's right.
But I believe you can make a bundle defying that sort of conventional wisdom.
That's why today I want to reveal a healthcare company that is actually addressing people's No. 1 issue by helping them reduce their healthcare costs.
And it's making its investors a ton of money by doing so. In fact, it's beaten the market by 1,440% over the last year.
But it's not done yet – healthcare consumers are going to need its services for years to come, no matter what happens to the ACA.
That's why I believe it will double in the next two years.
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