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Another Way to Generate Profits from Playing 'Defense'
By Mike Larson On September 18, 201908:00 AM Eastern
You know the mantra I’ve been preaching since early 2018: Playing “defense” will pay off best. That’s because overhyped, overowned, high-flying, high-risk stocks aren’t leading the market anymore....
Apple goes all-in on TV+, but AR is where it can really shine
By Jon D. Markman On September 16, 201909:00 AM Eastern
Last week, Apple (AAPL) execs revealed a trio of new iPhones for the second year running. But it was the aggressive pricing for its streaming media service, which debuts Nov. 1 in 100 countries...
When This Key Market Sector Rolls Over, It’s Best to Pay Attention
By Tony Sagami On September 13, 201908:00 AM Eastern
There are all sorts of businesses in the world. But the basis of all economic commerce really boils down to just two outcomes: (1) Making things and (2) Delivering those things. I call them the...
As IPOs Implode, How Can You Keep YOUR Money Safe? My Answers ...
By Mike Larson On September 11, 201908:00 AM Eastern
Overhyped. Overvalued. Overloaded with losses. That describes most of the high-risk IPOs Wall Street has been dumping on the public markets since last spring. And that’s precisely why I warned...
Hackers are About to Meet Their Match with 5G
By Jon D. Markman On September 9, 201909:19 AM Eastern
Fifth-generation cellular network technology is big. Bigger than the 5G networks that companies like Verizon (VZ), T-Mobile (TMUS), AT&T (T) and Sprint (S) are looking to roll out in select...
With the Greenback at a Two-Year High, Buy, Don’t Run, From the Stock Market
By Tony Sagami On September 6, 201908:50 AM Eastern
What would you do with your money if the Federal Reserve deposit rate was a negative 0.4%? Sure, U.S. banks hardly pay anything these days, but at least they pay something, which is not the case...
Post-Dorian, We're in the Eye of a Different Storm
By Mike Larson On September 4, 201911:43 AM Eastern
Sometimes, you just have to stop and appreciate how fortunate you really are. That’s how I feel here in South Florida. Hurricane Dorian was poised to deliver a knockout blow to our homes and...
Why the 5G Marketplace is Worth Fighting for … and Investing in
By Jon D. Markman On September 2, 201908:00 AM Eastern
The Samsung (SSNLF) Galaxy Note 10 has finally arrived. And it's totally understandable if you didn't notice or aren't all that excited about it. After all, new smartphones are blasé these days....
The ‘9-9-6’ Life and Labor Day
By Tony Sagami On August 30, 201908:00 AM Eastern
My friends thought I was crazy because I actually looked forward to the end of summer vacation and the start of the school year. But school mornings were always much better than summer...
A Prepper’s Guide for Surviving the Market ‘Storm’
By Mike Larson On August 28, 201908:00 AM Eastern
When you hear “storm prep,” what do you think of? Boarding the windows? Shopping for nonperishables? Fueling the generator? Probably yes to all of these. But one thing that may not come to mind —...
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