The "New Internet Economy" is a market sector worth a combined $2.6 trillion, with major trends driving a select group of five big-cap leaders to new heights.
Each of these all-stars commands a growing slice of e-commerce, mobile transactions, and cloud computing, and all are poised to hand tech investors steady gains, starting in January.
The "New Internet Economy" is a market sector worth a combined $2.6 trillion, with major trends driving a select group of five big-cap leaders to new heights.
Each of these all-stars commands a growing slice of e-commerce, mobile transactions, and cloud computing, and all are poised to hand tech investors steady gains, starting in January.
Republican presidential nominee Carly Fiorina is crushing the polls right now. In the month of September, she rocketed from 3% support to 15% by month's end, according to the latest CNN/ORC poll out Sept. 20. That puts her in second place behind GOP front-runner Donald Trump.
Carly Fiorina leadership in the White House would be a good thing for the U.S. technology sector.
"With Fiorina, the odds that we may get a U.S. president who understands that the road to wealth is paved with high tech have increased significantly over the past few weeks," he said on Oct. 1.
Here's a look at why Fiorina as president would be good for U.S. tech stocks...
Wouldn't it be nice if we had a president who understood all the advances coming out of Silicon Valley? There's one candidate capable of doing that.
We believe this candidate has what it takes to see this country skyrocket ahead technologically throughout the next four to eight years, far beyond other developed nations of the world.
This Silicon Valley presidential candidate could drive your tech shares much higher...
We just heard a bad idea for a tech company that tops them all: this one involves Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL)...
A major media source recently suggested that Apple should drop one of its most popular products.
Here's the dumb advice we hope Apple doesn't take...
There's a high-tech stock that we'd like you to steer clear of. This one isn't a true growth stock.
In fact, it's not even a good foundational play that you can count on to give your portfolio solid support.
Here's why you should avoid it at all costs
The key to tech investing depends on five criteria for identifying the best stock. And we've got one poised to double your money in three years.
This company taps directly in the healthcare industry, which is currently profiting from mergers and a steady stream of new drugs approved by the FDA.
When done right, tech investing can be the single best wealth engine ever. For instance, one thousand dollars invested in Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) ten years ago today would now be worth $20,610.
For that reason I was excited to pick up Bold: How to Go Big, Create Wealth, and Impact the World on its Feb. 3 release. I wanted to see what kind of moonshot thinking coauthors Steven Kotler (best-selling author and science journalist) and Dr. Peter H. Diamandis (Chairman and CEO of the X PRIZE Foundation) had in store.
To my surprise, the 336-page manifesto - that wasn't explicitly written for tech investors - has more to offer them than any other book due out this year.
