Investors normally don't consider coffee a sexy investment - and they usually don't envision it in their tech portfolios.
But that's a mistake. I'm going to show you a coffee company that's leveraging some of the hottest, most lucrative segments in tech - mobile apps and commerce - that will crush not only the competition, but other retailers as well.
It's going to continue to do that on its way to doubling and beyond. Here's how...
Investors normally don't consider coffee a sexy investment - and they usually don't envision it in their tech portfolios.
But that's a mistake. I'm going to show you a coffee company that's leveraging some of the hottest, most lucrative segments in tech - mobile apps and commerce - that will crush not only the competition, but other retailers as well.
It's going to continue to do that on its way to doubling and beyond. Here's how...
Stock market today, January 23, 2015: Stock market futures for Friday, Jan. 23, forecasted a 46-point decline from yesterday's close.
The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) soared Thursday on news the European Central Bank (ECB) has launched a massive QE bond-purchasing program. The U.S. dollar hit an 11-year high against the euro on the news.
Today, investors will continue to celebrate the stimulus plans of the ECB. They'll watch for earnings reports from a number of high-profile American companies.
The stock market today is moving on news from some major earnings reports from GRPN, LNKD, GPRO, SBUX, CVX, and XOM.
Starbucks Corp. (Nasdaq: SBUX) stock saw analyst upgrades Friday after posting stronger than expected earnings Thursday.
Jefferies, JPMorgan Securities, and Buckingham lifted price targets on SBUX stock to $88, $85, and $96 respectively. SBUX was trading around $78 Friday mid-day.
