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What Are the Best ETFs to Buy in 2018?

Fears of market overvaluation and rising interest rates have doubled the CBOE Market Volatility Index (VIX) since the beginning of the year.

Many investors think this is the right time to pull their investments out of the market.

However, it's never a good idea to just pull out your cash and hide it away just because the market is getting rocky.

That's because it's virtually impossible to predict the swings in a market, meaning you will miss out on the best time to reinvest.

Dow Jones

Dow Jones Today Continues to Gain as Earnings Season Hits Its Stride

The Dow Jones today is on the rise for the third straight day on Wall Street.

Dow Futures collected a gain of over 100 points in pre-market trading as investors continued to bet on a robust earnings season.

While geopolitical tensions over Syrian military intervention and the breakdown of American trade policy continue to linger, markets are likely to move based on earnings reports for the short-term.

Stocks

The Best Blockchain Stocks to Buy in 2018 May Surprise You

The best blockchain stocks to buy in 2018 are mostly familiar names, like Microsoft Corp.

There's a vast opportunity here – the market for blockchain-based products and services is expected to explode from $708 million last year to $60.7 billion by 2024.

The top blockchain companies are using their vast resources to invest in blockchain tech now so they can reap big profits later.

These five will gain the most from the coming blockchain boom...

Technology

I Admit, I Never Thought I'd Recommend This Tech Company

I confess: I'd always hated IBM Corp.; never could stand Big Blue. The company was always too unfocused for my taste.

Its boardroom underwhelmed, too, allowing Microsoft Corp. and Amazon.com Inc. to outmaneuver and shut it out of the outrageously lucrative cloud.

IBM's hardware is low margin, and its software doesn't do much better.

That's why I've never suggested owning IBM. It was a non-starter. A losing bet.

Until now…

What I saw at a conference near my Bay Area home has me convinced that IBM has transformed from a "dog" into a scorching, ground-floor opportunity.

I know how that sounds: How could a 107-year-old tech company with fading fortunes turn on a dime to become one of 2018's hottest buy recommendations?

Well, let me explain - and show you what it showed me...