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IPO Corner: The Robot Takeover
We’re in the middle of another perfect storm… only this time, the stage is set for what some tech enthusiasts have predicted for a long
Global Trader: The Bear Goes Global
Here’s a little secret: U.S. stocks are still the envy of the world. Money still flows into Wall Street from all nations. The best companies
Daily Update: Work The Percentages To Find Bear Market Winners
Another Monday, another week that’s likely to be spent listening to all the scariest stories Wall Street can tell about bear markets, recessions and the end of life as we know it. This time, it’s mighty Goldman Sachs, which started beating the bear drum a
IPO Corner: Natural Gas Is The Future
It has been a wild year so far for energy, and we’re only in the middle of May… buckle up, because things are poised to get wilder and there’s money to be made in the space because of it. Namely, from natural gas, which has
Crypto Corner: Visa Steps Up On Digital Currency
Mighty Visa (V) has a vision, a crypto vision, and it’ll change the world… and the way we all think about and use money. Over the last few years, Visa has been charging full steam ahead on this vision, forming new partnerships, making acquisitions, and
Daily Update: Sector By Sector, The Best Positions Are On The Fringes
The biggest reason only 2 of the market’s 12 sectors have made any progress at all YTD is extremely simple. Gigantic stocks become bigger targets . . . and when they’re overrepresented in a portfolio, their downfall creates a lot of collateral damage. Right now
Global Trader: The Hottest Foreign Markets You Aren’t Watching
We all know that Wall Street is struggling this year. But when I searched the world’s markets for pockets of relative strength, a few unappreciated out-of-the-way investor havens rose pretty quickly to the top of the list. I’m not talking about China or any other
Daily Update: When Good Earnings Finally Get Rewarded
This has been a terrible quarter for investors who care about the fundamentals. Great companies are reporting spectacular results . . . and the stocks aren’t even extremely overpriced, but they’re getting punished anyway. How bad is it? Start with the whole concept of “consensus