On April 3, Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) introduced the nation's first 5G network services in Chicago and Minneapolis, kicking off one of the most explosive tech-investing opportunities we've seen.
Verizon's rollout of its 5G network was largely brushed under the rug by major media outlets.
On April 3, Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) introduced the nation's first 5G network services in Chicago and Minneapolis, kicking off one of the most explosive tech-investing opportunities we've seen.
Verizon's rollout of its 5G network was largely brushed under the rug by major media outlets.
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When we spoke on New Year's Day, I told you not to worry about a recession this year.
While I stand by my optimistic forecast for tech stocks in 2019, all this talk about the "R" word reminds me that it may be the perfect time for you to take my "investor personality test."
This is a process by which you figure out how you really feel about stocks, the market and the economy.
The bigger idea being that if you really want to be fully prepared for both good and bad times, start by first understanding what makes you tick as an investor.
Because over the long haul, that can save you lots of heartache - and a lot of cold, hard cash....
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The stock market hasn't seen a huge jolt in a while.
But this could change with the introduction of 5G networks.
Investors are looking to the top 5G stocks to buy in April 2019 for their next big pop...
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The 5G revolution is coming, and to help you cash in on the transformation, these are the best 5G stocks to watch in 2019.
In fact, the revolution could be as great as the rollout of personal computers and the introduction of the Internet.
These are our best 5G stocks to watch in 2019, and they're poised to reward investors...
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This time, Wall Street didn't freak out.
In fact, the S&P 500 had its best day in eight sessions last Thursday as stocks across the board entered a rally.
You can chalk that up to the fact that just the day before the Federal
Reserve struck a very dovish tone, suggesting interest rates won't rise far or fast this year.
What didn't get much notice is just how volatile the bond market had become over the past six weeks.
Here's the thing. Choppy bond trades by definition means there's quite a frenzy of both buying and selling.
And that's great news for savvy tech investors.
Let me explain. Even on a "calm day," the nation's bond market is highly active. We're talking a daily volume of $700 billion, more than three times that for stocks.
And it's our mission to look for a tech angle into this massive segment that will give us market-crushing profits.
Today, I'm going to reveal a firm that is doing just that.
And I'll show you the five reasons why this is the single best way to play this massive market...
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5G networks will fundamentally change the way media is transmitted, which means there's an expiration date on legacy cable and broadband providers.
Fortunately, it's a profit opportunity for you, too.
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This month marks the 30th anniversary of one of the more important tech platforms ever invented.
Of course, I'm talking about the World Wide Web, now just called the web for short.
We're talking 1.8 billion websites and nearly that many people as online users.
And today, I'm going to reveal a great hidden play on the unstoppable force that the web represents.
It's a stock with huge upside ahead...
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If you have any doubt that electric vehicles are an unstoppable trend in the $1.7 trillion global auto sector, then consider the recent big racket made by Volkswagen AG (OTC:VWAGY).
The company just stepped up its commitment to EVs by saying it intends to produce 22 million of them in the next decade alone.
And I've uncovered a great electric vehicle stock that is a play on the entire EV movement. It's also like owning an exchange traded fund (ETF) on the future of auto technology...
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In my 2019 tech investing forecast, I let my Nova-X Report subscribers in on the profit potential "Fort Silicon Valley" is set to unleash not only on the stock market, but the broader United States economy.
It's going to be more than enough to keep a downturn at bay this year.
What I found most exciting (and most profitable) was 5G wireless broadband - a force I predicted will be one of the most, if not the most, important driver in tech's 2019 comeback.
And what a comeback it's been: After sliding more than 4% in 2018, the tech-centric Nasdaq Composite is up a hefty 13.1% so far in 2019, beating the broader S&P 500 by 22%.
And to be clear, 5G hasn't even been rolled out yet. But my subscribers have had a shot at 127% in overall gains on my 5G "pre-plays" - firms that will be instrumental in getting 5G to the streets and critical to its smooth, continued operation once it's ready.
So in a very real sense, those triple-digit gains are just a taste of what's coming up...
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Apple and Samsung are synonymous with the smartphone market, but their foothold isn't quite what it used to be.
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The other day I ran into a friend of mine, Mark, at the athletic club we frequent.
As we chatted, the subject of our conversation naturally shifted to the investing climate for 2019 - something I've been thinking about a lot lately.
So I started regaling Mark with stories about some of the exciting advances that will drive not just high-tech stocks higher, but the overall U.S. economy.
Then suddenly, Mark paused and asked, "Yeah, but aren't we going to have a recession next year?"
Now, I'm sharing this anecdote with you because I've been hearing a lot of people use the dreaded "R" word these days. I've lost track of how many times I've seen predictions of a recession in 2019. In fact, some of those predictions go all the way back to at least 2016, making this a bit of a cottage industry.
Most of these dire predictions have been based on simple calendar math, rather than the fundamentals.
Fact is, we will mark the 10th anniversary of the official end of the last recession in June. So, many pundits are predicting that we are bound to have another one in 2019, simply because the average period between these kinds of downturns is 6.5 years.
But the so-called experts are glossing over some very important economic data that I believe shows we are not likely to have two quarters in a row of negative GDP in 2019 - the official definition of a recession.
I'm actually optimistic about our ability to make money on tech stocks in the New Year. I've identified two major catalysts that will lead to a tech rebound over the next 12 months.
Not just a rebound, either, but an entirely new tech bull market...
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In Pennsylvania, it's been 26 years since the last legal bet was placed on a game, play, or point spread.
That is, until two weeks ago.
On Nov. 15, a local resident walked into the Hollywood Casino at Penn National near Harrisburg and put $20 on the Pittsburgh Steelers to win the 2018 Super Bowl.
Of course, it's too early to tell how his bet will fare.
But it's not too early to see the excitement surrounding the newest addition to casinos.
You see, this isn't the pen-and-paper operation at the corner candy store where your father used to place his bets. Gamblers log their bets at high-tech kiosks without ever talking to a person, saving time and minimizing mistakes.
There are additional kiosks where patrons can customize their screens so they're only watching the games they choose. The screen shows in-play odds, and wagers can be placed directly onto the screen.
Three more Pennsylvania casinos are preparing to open their sportsbooks in the next few weeks.
Fact is, it's never been easier to bet on sports...
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I just bought myself an early Christmas present.
See, I recently took up the sport of skeet shooting, and I want to get better. So over the Thanksgiving weekend, I bought a two-hour instructional video.
The process couldn't have been any easier. I sat at the dining room table on Black Friday – the kickoff of the Christmas shopping season – with my iPad. I went to the website, ordered the video, and paid for it using a credit card, all in a matter of minutes.
My purchase may have been unique, but it was hardly isolated. Fact is, online and mobile sales soared on Black Friday. That's critical because, as online shopping grows, these stats are now serving as a snapshot of our economic health.
Consider that Adobe Analytics says Black Friday alone accounted for $6.2 billion in online sales, up 23% from a year ago. Some 33.5% came from mobile phones and 10% from tablets.
That means mobile commerce accounted for nearly half of all e-commerce orders for this shopping bonanza.
With that in mind, let's dig into a great way to tap the fast-moving world of mobile commerce.
It's a trend that shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon.
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As some of the tech darlings have fallen rather sharply over the past couple of months, I begin to get the inevitable questions about the wisdom of buying these market darlings.
Everyone just assumes that because I am an investor, I care about these stocks. After all, they're the ones on the news and in the papers - the stock market equivalent of "must-see TV." The truth is that I don't give a rat's furry behind about the "growth and glamour" stocks.
Why? I could never justify paying the multiples of asset value and cash flow that these stocks fetch at any given moment in time... except in the aftermath of a precipitous decline.
But are they on sale "enough" to suit my tastes or, since you're here, move me to recommend that you spend your hard-earned ducats on them?
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Now that we're past Election Day, a certain sort of "silly season" has begun.
I'm talking about folks coming up with big ideas on how to fix our outdated voting system.
And one of the big ideas out there is using blockchain for voting.
Let's stop that conversation – now...
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