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The price of oil has plunged into a bear market, falling for 10 consecutive sessions last week and settling more than 22% from its peak of $76.90 a barrel made just last month. —Recommended Link— Are You Setting Your Family Up For Failure? Is your pension or social security just not hacking it? Odds are that skyrocketing healthcare costs and living expenses aren’t leaving much left over each month… and won’t leave you anything to pass on to your children. Every investor needs a set of stocks so reliable that they can buy them today and hold them for… Read More

The price of oil has plunged into a bear market, falling for 10 consecutive sessions last week and settling more than 22% from its peak of $76.90 a barrel made just last month. —Recommended Link— Are You Setting Your Family Up For Failure? Is your pension or social security just not hacking it? Odds are that skyrocketing healthcare costs and living expenses aren’t leaving much left over each month… and won’t leave you anything to pass on to your children. Every investor needs a set of stocks so reliable that they can buy them today and hold them for the rest of their life. Click here to access your 7 “Set & Forget” Legacy Assets NOW. The selloff isn’t likely to end even if a relief rally calms investors’ nerves. Forecasts for supply and demand are both going the wrong way to support higher prices. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t money to be made. #-ad_banner-#Two industries have already seen bounding stock prices as the price of a critical input crashes. There’s still time to position in the companies that will profit from plunging crude and fourth quarter earnings could bring a windfall as earnings surprise. The Bear Market… Read More

Fear. Anxiety. Excitement. Relief. Then fear… This gambit of emotions is likely what you’ve gone through the last few weeks if you’ve been keeping close tabs on your portfolio. Concerns over the mid-term elections, the trade war with China, ideas that the Federal Reserve will keep increasing interest rates, and slower growth prospects this earnings season… these have all shaken investor confidence. —Recommended Link— New Retirement Solution: ‘Executive Dividends’ Issued by some of the biggest corporations in America but unreported by the press, these “Executive Dividends” can be worth a fortune–if you know where to look… See how to… Read More

Fear. Anxiety. Excitement. Relief. Then fear… This gambit of emotions is likely what you’ve gone through the last few weeks if you’ve been keeping close tabs on your portfolio. Concerns over the mid-term elections, the trade war with China, ideas that the Federal Reserve will keep increasing interest rates, and slower growth prospects this earnings season… these have all shaken investor confidence. —Recommended Link— New Retirement Solution: ‘Executive Dividends’ Issued by some of the biggest corporations in America but unreported by the press, these “Executive Dividends” can be worth a fortune–if you know where to look… See how to cash in HERE, starting at $3,080 per month. The market’s volatility has definitely had an effect on our portfolio here at Maximum Profit — the system has given us a secondary sell signal (a trailing 15% stop-loss) on a handful of positions. #-ad_banner-#On October 8, I sent Maximum Profit subscribers an alert letting them know that two of our stocks had hit their trailing stop-losses. The first was cybersecurity firm Okta, Inc. (Nasdaq: OKTA), which we closed out of with a 21% return. The other stock was Atlassian Corporation (Nasdaq: TEAM), which we cut short for a small 6% loss… Read More

  As the market weakness continues, more stocks suffer but more buying opportunities are being created. One example: optical communications company Lumentum (Nasdaq: LITE), which lost nearly a third of its value today after reporting a “meaningful reduction” in the size of orders from a “major… Read More

We interrupt this regularly scheduled publication to bring you a breaking news bulletin. Originally, I had planned to discuss the ramifications of last week’s mid-term elections. But there is plenty of time to get to that in the weeks ahead. For now,… Read More

The market is bouncing up and down like Marqeus Haynes dribbled a basketball. Are stop losses necessary? Investors are edgy. Money and Markets reports – “Alarming Survey: Record Number of Fund Managers More Bearish than 08 Crisis”. “…. Bank of America’s monthly survey…is warning investors to take caution and heed the market’s warning signs. …investors managing about $646 billion in assets completed the survey, and a record 85 percent of respondents said the global economy is “late-cycle”. Can you time the market? Everyone wants to buy at the low point… Read More

The market is bouncing up and down like Marqeus Haynes dribbled a basketball. Are stop losses necessary? Investors are edgy. Money and Markets reports – “Alarming Survey: Record Number of Fund Managers More Bearish than 08 Crisis”. “…. Bank of America’s monthly survey…is warning investors to take caution and heed the market’s warning signs. …investors managing about $646 billion in assets completed the survey, and a record 85 percent of respondents said the global economy is “late-cycle”. Can you time the market? Everyone wants to buy at the low point and exit at the top. If you do, you are lucky! During the tech boom my broker and I both bought a high-flying stock. We watched it double twice. It hit $100; we were sitting on nice gains. Suddenly it dropped to $80. We talked about getting out – but decided to hang on. We were rewarded; it went back to $100. It did it again – then it hit $75. —Recommended Link— Your Personal Paycheck Plan One simple strategy is helping folks enjoy retirement more. In fact, the $2,194 Annie from Nevada makes with this method covers all… Read More

Stock screens are a powerful tool. While they won’t serve as a substitute for full-fledged stock research, often they can provide a promising idea or two for a watch list. And many of those watch-list ideas can, in turn, become full-fledged recommendations. —Recommended Link— U.S. Army Invests In Real-Life Spiderman Suit (Not Kidding) It’s like something straight out of science-fiction… According to our research, the U.S. Army has invested in a small biotech company with a breakthrough technology using the DNA of spiders. We’re not kidding. Not only could it change the future of warfare — it has a… Read More

Stock screens are a powerful tool. While they won’t serve as a substitute for full-fledged stock research, often they can provide a promising idea or two for a watch list. And many of those watch-list ideas can, in turn, become full-fledged recommendations. —Recommended Link— U.S. Army Invests In Real-Life Spiderman Suit (Not Kidding) It’s like something straight out of science-fiction… According to our research, the U.S. Army has invested in a small biotech company with a breakthrough technology using the DNA of spiders. We’re not kidding. Not only could it change the future of warfare — it has a host of unique properties that could lead to a range of applications, allowing early investors to strike it rich. To get all the fascinating details, go here. The stock screen that follows seems to have generated at least a couple of such promising ideas. But let’s start at the beginning. To accommodate the mission of Fast-Track Millionaire — that is, finding stocks that can greatly outperform the market — I started this screen with the S&P 400 Mid-Cap index. Here’s How I Set Up This Screen As the name implies, the S&P 400 index was created specifically with mid-sized… Read More

The stock market has become exciting again! After spending seven white-knuckle sessions below its 200-day simple moving average (SMA), the Dow Jones Industrial Average has rocketed back above this crucial level. Adding more drama to an already tense situation, the Dow has formed a “make or break” double top technical pattern just below its 50-day simple moving average. A breakout could easily mean a quick surge back to the all-time highs in the 27,000 zone, while a failure to break out will likely result in a test of support at the 200-day SMA. Should the support break, there is no… Read More

The stock market has become exciting again! After spending seven white-knuckle sessions below its 200-day simple moving average (SMA), the Dow Jones Industrial Average has rocketed back above this crucial level. Adding more drama to an already tense situation, the Dow has formed a “make or break” double top technical pattern just below its 50-day simple moving average. A breakout could easily mean a quick surge back to the all-time highs in the 27,000 zone, while a failure to break out will likely result in a test of support at the 200-day SMA. Should the support break, there is no telling how far the market index will plunge. Just for perspective, it will take a death spiral into the 21,000 zone for pundits to say it’s a bear market. Remember, it takes a 20% plus drop from the highs to trigger a bear market. —Recommended Link— INCOME SPOTLIGHT: My Favorite Monthly Payer While most companies have to start each day at $0 in sales… my favorite monthly payer generates daily profits rain or shine-and regardless of what’s going on in the economy. Plus…its revenue has risen more than 60% over the past four years. That’s why I’m urging you… Read More

Most investors instinctively know that value stocks are generally less expensive relative to earnings and book value. They are typically mature, well-established businesses that can afford to distribute more of their profits as dividends. Common examples include drug maker Pfizer (NYSE: PFE), consumer products giant Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ), and wireless provider AT&T (NYSE: T). —Recommended Link— Watch Your Safest Stocks SOAR 83% In 28 Days! What if you could know at a glance which blue chips will move most in the next 90 days? Would you be ready to cash in? Read more. By contrast, growth stocks… Read More

Most investors instinctively know that value stocks are generally less expensive relative to earnings and book value. They are typically mature, well-established businesses that can afford to distribute more of their profits as dividends. Common examples include drug maker Pfizer (NYSE: PFE), consumer products giant Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ), and wireless provider AT&T (NYSE: T). —Recommended Link— Watch Your Safest Stocks SOAR 83% In 28 Days! What if you could know at a glance which blue chips will move most in the next 90 days? Would you be ready to cash in? Read more. By contrast, growth stocks are companies that typically reinvest most of their earnings back into the business, so there is often little (if any) left on the table for dividends. Wherever the dividing line falls, investors have shown a clear preference for growth. But smart money naturally flows into pockets with optimal risk-adjusted potential rewards. So it’s rare for one group to stay at the top (or bottom) for more than a few years. The last time value stocks were this hated was the late 1990s. I remember it well, because I was a financial advisor trying to convince clients to allocate a portion… Read More

Imagine having the magical ability to name your price for whatever stock you desire. Rather than being forced to pay market price your strategy allows you to pay what you consider to be a fair price for any stock. Think about the advantage you would have! —Recommended Link— INCOME SPOTLIGHT: My Favorite Monthly Payer While most companies have to start each day at $0 in sales… my favorite monthly payer generates daily profits rain or shine-and regardless of what’s going on in the economy. Plus…its revenue has risen more than 60% over the past four years. That’s why I’m… Read More

Imagine having the magical ability to name your price for whatever stock you desire. Rather than being forced to pay market price your strategy allows you to pay what you consider to be a fair price for any stock. Think about the advantage you would have! —Recommended Link— INCOME SPOTLIGHT: My Favorite Monthly Payer While most companies have to start each day at $0 in sales… my favorite monthly payer generates daily profits rain or shine-and regardless of what’s going on in the economy. Plus…its revenue has risen more than 60% over the past four years. That’s why I’m urging you to grab this company right now. Don’t wait…Get the buy details here ASAP. Well, winning investors often pay not a penny more than they wish for stock, regardless of where the shares are presently trading. There is nothing magical about it. #-ad_banner-#Of course, these tactics don’t always work, and there are caveats you must understand before implementing a strategy. That said, using methods to pay what you want for a stock is a time-tested way to consistently earn outsized profits from the stock market. 1. Sell A Put Selling puts is a very useful way to pay… Read More

The bigger they are, the harder they fall. In the August update issue of High-Yield Investing, I pointed out that a narrow group of six tech stocks had accounted for virtually all (98%) of the market’s year-to-date gains. I’ve seen this behavior before, most recently in 2015, when the ten largest stocks in the S&P 500 represented more than 100% of the index’s return while the other 490 were net losers. —Recommended Link— There Are 6,568 Investors On “The List…” Will YOU Be Next? Introducing the exclusive system guarantees you get a paycheck delivered to your mailbox an average… Read More

The bigger they are, the harder they fall. In the August update issue of High-Yield Investing, I pointed out that a narrow group of six tech stocks had accounted for virtually all (98%) of the market’s year-to-date gains. I’ve seen this behavior before, most recently in 2015, when the ten largest stocks in the S&P 500 represented more than 100% of the index’s return while the other 490 were net losers. —Recommended Link— There Are 6,568 Investors On “The List…” Will YOU Be Next? Introducing the exclusive system guarantees you get a paycheck delivered to your mailbox an average of every single day. Sometimes more. Full story here… It’s easy to forget about dividends at times like this. Who can get excited about a 4% annual income stream when stocks like Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN) and Netflix (Nasdaq: NFLX) soar 69% and 92%, respectively, in just eight months? But then the Dow surrendered nearly 1,400 points in two days in October, throwing some cold water on those red-hot gains. Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) fell 5.5% in the market swoon. Amazon retreated 8.1%. And Netflix plunged 9.6%. #-ad_banner-#That doesn’t mean these highfliers are about to crash and burn. In fact, they’ve already… Read More