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Weekly Upgrades and Downgrades
During these busy times, it pays to stay on top of the latest profit opportunities. And today's blog post should be a great place to start. After taking a close look at the latest data on institutional buying pressure and each company's fundamental health, I decided to revise my Portfolio Grader recommendations for 37 big blue chips. Chances are that you have at least one of these stocks in your portfolio, so you may want to give this list a skim and act accordingly.
Did Warren Buffett Contribute to Occidental Peteâs Demise?
For those unfamiliar with Buffettâs relationship with Occidental, his company lent OXY $10 billion last August to help it acquire Anadarko, beating out Chevron (NYSE:CVX) in the process. In hindsight, Chevronâs CEO has got to be ecstatic it lost the fight.
Self-Driving Cars Just Took a Big Leap Forward (Hereâs How to Invest)
Itâs no wonder Silicon Valley CEOs want their slice of the AV market. The question is: How can this translate into investor profits with self-driving car stocks?
Celebrating Where Weâve Come from and Where Weâre Headed
Being a Philadelphia kid, I was able to visit the very places where America was bornâŚ
Like Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was signed.
The Pennsylvania State House, where the U.S. Constitution was adopted.
The Presidentâs House, where our first two presidents, George Washington and John Adams, both lived.
The city is rich with American history and the gritty spirit of innovation and freedom that led to the greatest country in the history of the world.
I believe that same spirit exists today, which gives me hope as an American and as an investorâŚ
The July 4th holiday is many different things â fireworks, swimming, cookouts, big sales, and more.
Your Stock Questions Answered
Welcome to the three-day weekend!
After everything weâve been through these last few months, I think we all deserve some time to relax.
Just a reminder that both the stock market and our InvestorPlace office will be closed tomorrow in observance of the holiday. But that doesnât mean you canât spend an hour listening to a special edition of MoneyLine!
I decided to something a little different this week. I asked my Twitter followers what stocks they wanted me to comment on, and I was overwhelmed by more than 100 responses within just a few hours.
After going through the list, I narrowed it down to 20 that I felt were compelling and popular in the investment world today. They range from a couple small-cap biotechs working on a vaccine for COVID-19 to a few recent IPOs.
Foldable Phones Have Stolen the Show
2020 is a year that just doesnât stop surprising us. Whoâd have thought that the hot new smartphones would be foldable?
Iâm not talking foldable like the old flip phones â with a screen on one side of its hinge and buttons on another.
Iâm talking about screens that can fold into any size you can imagine!
Not to brag, but I pretty much knew they were coming. In my 10 Fearless Predictions for 2020 published last New Yearâs Eve, my seventh prediction was that the ânext generation of smartphones will be foldable.â
Well, theyâre hereâŚ
If you stay on top of the trends, you could say that a lot of this started last summer in Spain. More than 10,000 technology experts and insiders met at an exclusive summit in Barcelona to discuss the new technologies set to reshape our world.
Buy Ericsson Stock on the Dip as ĂŰĚŇ´ŤĂ˝ Volatility Returns
Ericsson is picking up 5G network equipment contracts and that is good for ERIC stock in the long run
You Asked, and You Got It â The Hottest Biotech IPOs to Watch Out For
After a strong start to the week, stocks sold off into the weekend on fears of new and increased shutdowns due to the recent rise in COVID-19 cases.
As a result, we should expect more volatility and pullbacks in the market in the weeks and months ahead â but thatâs okay. In this weekâs episode of MoneyLine, Iâll tell you how we can use that volatility to our advantage.
Even with more cases of COVID-19 in select states, others are continuing their reopening plans and more people will slowly start to get back to offices. Still, a lot of people will continue to work remotely, and some permanently. Some companies are already moving to permanent optional telecommuting, including giants like Twitter (TWTR) and Facebook (FB).
Can Luckin Coffee Cheat Its Way to Prosperity?
Due to an accounting scandal, Luckin Coffee never has to worry about making the headlines this year. But that alone isnât a great reason to buy LK stock.
Exclusive: You Need to Hear What This Man Has to Say
What do you remember about buying a personal computer in the 1990s and early 2000s?
I remember that the setup included a free, pre-loaded copy of McAfee AntiVirus software.
McAfee was everywhere during those times. The company was founded in 1987 by John McAfee and eventually sold to Intel (INTC) in 2010 for $7.68 billion.
If youâre not familiar with John McAfee, you should be. He has been one of the most eccentric and polarizing figures in the technology industry over the last few decades. Everything from alleged crazy parties at the company to a wild documentary about a murder in Central America to his involvement in cryptocurrencies.
Oh yeah⌠and now heâs on the run from the U.S. government.
I Just Got Some Great âIntelâ From My Friend Keith â Watch Now!
Like any stock market nerd worthy of the title, I like a good modeling tool. I love one that can help me âavoid catastrophe,â like Keith Kaplanâs TradeStops tool did for a whole community of ordinary investors in February.
Yes. One little alert on February 27 prepared Keithâs readers for the carnage COVID-19 was about to wreak on financial markets worldwide.
So you can bet I wanted to sit down with Keith himself and learn more.
And thatâs what I just did. Hopefully you have a pile of emails in your inbox, where I was trying to make sure you didnât miss out on todayâs free briefing on TradeStops.
The event just wrapped up.
Money Moves for Recent Grads: Creighton Professor Robert R. Johnson
'People should be lauded for paying down student loans. However, making that the only financial priority is misguided.'
Money Moves for Recent Grads: Clemson Professor Josh Harris
'Most graduates will probably be more risk averse regarding their savings and budgeting due to Covid-19.'
A Time-Sensitive Techno-Trade
One of Eric Fry's favorite semiconductor stocks appears poised to leg higher. Here are the trade details ***We begin today's Digest with a reminder to join us…
Overcoming a ĂŰĚŇ´ŤĂ˝âs Mindset
I hope youâve had a chance to read the recent essays Iâve shared with you here in MoneyWire by my friend Keith Kaplan.
Keith uses a revolutionary tool to get in front of major market moves â and the tool has been spot-on about this recent market⌠as well as every major bear market AND bull market going back over the last two decades.
I canât wait to talk more about it with Keith in an exclusive event weâre holding tomorrow afternoon. Iâll interview him about his system that has signaled every major market move over the last 20 years and, frankly, his amazing story.
Today, I want to share another of Keithâs essays so you can get a glimpse into how much research he did to come up with his system. As you know if youâre a regular MoneyWire reader, Iâm a research fanatic.
Money Moves for Recent Grads: UT Austin Professor Michael Sury
'Borrowers should not, however, confuse minimizing their monthly payments with saving money. Minimizing payments is not the same as minimizing interest.'
Weâre Not as Rational as We Think
Here is some investing truth: The reason so many investors get lousy market returns is because we let our biases influence our decisions.
It turns out that the human brain is a marvelous tool for so many things but is a terrible tool for investing.
Why? Because human beings make decisions based on our inherent biases about ourselves and the world around us â and not on the facts that really drive the market.
Over the last several days, Iâve been featuring essays by my friend Keith Kaplan.
Keith has been telling his story about the amazing tool he uses that has signaled every major market move over the last 20 years. And a lot of that success comes from taking human biases out of the decision makingâŚ