Investing

Although we have all loved the runup off the March lows, the decline's memory is still with us.

That gut-wrenching 34% rapid decline was painful, and more than a little scary.

And after reaching an all-time high in early September, the Dow has been on a roller coaster.

The index is down 6% since then, including a 500-point loss on Monday.

You can expect that sort of volatility to continue with the election coming up and the coronavirus still weakening the economy.

Now is an excellent time to look at your portfolio and clear out any deadwood that could turn into a disaster if the selling gets worse in the fourth quarter of 2020.

That’s why I’m giving you my top three stocks to sell right now.

As fears about the pandemic grow, global markets are seeing trillions of dollars disappear as the economic impact of coronavirus wreaks havoc on economies across the world.

As we move toward a recession as a result of COVID-19, what exactly can you expect from the stock market and U.S. economy?

Will it get worse before it gets better?

Is there opportunity to be had in stock market futures or the U.S. economy in general?

What can you expect as a result of COVID-19?

It seems as if we haven't yet reached the bottom of the market, so we asked our leading experts to share their COVID-19 market insights to help you make money no matter what happens next.

The definition of an investor is someone who assesses the earnings potential of a company, buys shares in that company and then waits for the company to execute on its growth plan.

It could take months or it could take years but really big money is made over the long term.

Just ask Warren Buffett.

But you're here because you want know which companies are going thrive when the current health crisis passes.

That's where we can help.

In fact, we're revealing three stocks you can buy and hold for the next 20 years.

The 30% rally we've seen since the March 23 low is an encouraging sign.

We should be ready to play it if its momentum is confirmed.

Remember, the stock market looks many months into the future so a rally now suggests that the market thinks things will get better, if not back to normal, soon enough.

We've pinpointed four stocks that might pop the highest.

These aren't set it and forget it type of investments, but simply stocks that were flying high before the crash that have the best chance of surging back to those highs.

And enterprising traders can take advantage of that.