The Dow Jones Industrial Average could be in for another dramatic week as the coronavirus spreads across the U.S.
There is speculation that the Federal Reserve may consider unprecedented actions to support U.S. companies, including the purchase of stocks.
More on what's moving the Dow today, below.
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The real estate landscape is changing, and as we all know, change creates opportunity. The real estate markets have, for the most part, recovered nicely since the crisis, and investors and developers alike have made tons of money.
Of course, during that decade, even as the profits piled up, the world changed – a lot. What was profitable in 2016 or 2017 could be a loser in 2019 or 2020.
It's my job to help get you out in front of the moneymaking trends that we'll see accelerate in the short and long term, to make sure your fair share of the gains ends up in your pocket.
So I want to show you an investment that will do just that...
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The American shopping mall is dead, right?
I mean, ask anybody: Amazon.com Inc. and Wal-Mart Stores Inc. beat the mall to death, and there is no coming back.
No one goes to the mall, and they never will again, and all the real estate investment trusts (REITs) that own malls and shopping centers are going to zero.
Zilch. Nada. Goose egg. Worthless.
At first, this, the conventional wisdom, makes a lot of sense – to me and every other investor.
After all, no one in my house went anywhere near a mall this holiday season. What shopping we did, we did online.
Why go to the mall and put up with all that traffic and the crowds?
Well, as it happens, while everyone has been declaring the mall dead and listing all the ways they'll never set foot in another one, a very specific kind of mall has been reinventing itself – and successfully, to boot.
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