by Alex Kagin
Successful investing is all about finding the opportunities hiding in plain sight.
And there’s no better place to find these opportunities than in the e-commerce sector.
I’m going to show you two of the best e-commerce stocks you can buy now, and they aren’t what you think…
The Dow Jones now is pushing higher after Walmart Stores (NYSE: WMT) and Home Depot (NYSE: HD) reported stronger earnings reports before the bell.
More on this, and other events moving the Dow today, right here…
by Mike Stenger
There have been over 4.5 million confirmed cases of COVID-19 this year.
This has prompted states to reconsider their reopening measures.
Our best penny stock today is thriving in this new economy where people are staying home, ordering supplies for delivery, and taxing our logistical infrastructure.
by Tom Gentile
I'll come right out and say it: I've always dreaded and hated grocery shopping. Even during the best of times, before "social distancing" and "quarantine" were a way of life, I just couldn't stand it; I avoided it whenever I could.
Once the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and trips out – to mostly empty shelves – became a roll of the dice with my health… fuggetabouddit.
Looks like I'm in good company: Retail sales tanked more than 16% in April as the pandemic took hold. By May, they swung back and rebounded more than 17%, but even that was around 6% lower than May 2019.
Here's the thing, though… The massive, wholesale move to online shopping has led to forecasts of 18% growth in e-commerce.
When you think about it, that growth is no mystery. Except for filling up my tank (which I'm not doing often these days), I'm doing just about all my shopping online. Instacart, Amazon, eBay – name it, and I've probably bought there recently.
Hundreds of millions of other consumers have, too. It's created an extremely bullish setup for the entire e-commerce segment.
And I don't think that boom is over, not by a long shot. That means there's plenty of time left for "smart money" moves in this space… Full Story
Stocks traded lower to start the week as investors assessed an uptick in coronavirus cases and the pace of the economic recovery.
Shares of American Airlines Group Inc. (NASDAQ: AAL) were 6% lower after the company said it was seeing an additional $3.5 billion in new financing to improve the airlines liquidity as it grapples with travel restrictions caused by the coronavirus.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) dropped over the weekend after the company announced plans to shut down stores in Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Arizona upon rising levels of COVID-19 in these states. But after announcing it would ditch Intel Corp. (NASDAQ: INTC) to produce its own chips, the stock rallied 2.25% today and lead markets higher.
The S&P 500 finished the day 0.5% higher, the Dow 0.4% higher, and the Nasdaq 0.9% higher.
Stocks had their best day since April as investors were optimistic that an effective coronavirus vaccine could soon be on the horizon.
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell also made some long-term bullish predictions for the U.S. economy, saying the Fed will print as much money as it needs in attempts to solve any short-term problems.
The Dow closed up, 3.8%. The S&P 500 gained 3.1%. And the Nasdaq was up 2.4%.
Between the pandemic, shutdowns, and the market volatility it all caused, investors have been pouring money into stable income producing investments like REITs.
But not all REITs are equal, so we'll show you the three REITs to buy today.
In fact, they should prosper and grow as the economy reopens in the month ahead.
Investors who use this opportunity to load up on these shares could be looking at massive gains over the next several years.
This includes some retail REITs that are being overlooked by the market right now.
by Alex Kagin
While the market has made quite an amazing rally over the last few weeks, we are not out of the woods yet.
But regardless of where the market goes from here, there is one type of business I can always count on: e-commerce.
And that's especially true in today's world.
In short, e-commerce is saving the day and giving people the ability to stay in their homes.
This is why I am looking to invest in this unstoppable trend with this backdoor play...
The market's ups and downs have been dizzying, but there are opportunities out there for those who know where to find them.
There's a way to peer through the haze and find the stocks with the most breakout potential.
Today, we'll show you two penny stocks that have seen an aggressive amount of insider buying in the last week.
by Tom Gentile
The world has declared war on the novel coronavirus, COVID-19. And the markets are in a full-blown tailspin as a result.
In less than one month, all three major indexes shed more than 20% off their recent highs – making it the fastest we've ever entered a bear market. Portfolios are being drained of cash.
