Genia Turanova

Genia Turanova, Chief Investment Strategist for Game-Changing Stocks and Fast-Track Millionaire, is a financial writer and money manager whose experience includes serving for more than a decade as a portfolio manager and Investment Committee member for a New York-based money management firm.  Genia also researched, wrote and managed recommendations for several investment advisories. From 2011 to 2016, she served as Editor of the award-winning Leeb Income Performance newsletter. Genia also wrote for The Complete Investor, another award winner, from 2003 to 2016. During that time, Genia was responsible for several portfolios, including the "Income/Value" portfolio and the "FastTrack" portfolio. Genia's academic credentials include an MBA in Finance and Investments from the Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College in New York City. Genia is a CFA Charterholder.

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There are few words in the English language that are hated more than “cancer.” And as far as public health dangers go, it’s one of the biggest enemies anyone could imagine.  According to the World Health Organization (WHO), cancer is one of the leading causes of mortality in the world — it’s responsible for nearly 1 in 6 deaths. And the danger isn’t going away anytime soon — the WHO estimates that the number of cases in total will grow by 70% over the next two decades. The sheer size of the threat also means the amount of brainpower and… Read More

There are few words in the English language that are hated more than “cancer.” And as far as public health dangers go, it’s one of the biggest enemies anyone could imagine.  According to the World Health Organization (WHO), cancer is one of the leading causes of mortality in the world — it’s responsible for nearly 1 in 6 deaths. And the danger isn’t going away anytime soon — the WHO estimates that the number of cases in total will grow by 70% over the next two decades. The sheer size of the threat also means the amount of brainpower and money the problem attracts will also be huge. Big pharma and smaller biotech companies alike have made it their business to find a cure — or at least the best treatment when the cure has remained out of reach. This area of medicine has seen significant breakthroughs over the past several decades, and more are on the horizon.  The Future Of Cancer-Fighting Medicines One of the breakthroughs that have changed the approach to cancer treatment — and can be credited with saving many lives — is immunotherapy.  #-ad_banner-#With this approach, the patient’s own immune system is utilized to attack… Read More

Once upon a time, this stock was a powerful dividend-growth machine. In fact, since it split its shares 2 for 1 back in 2005, its quarterly dividends have grown nearly 14 times. —Sponsored Link— Law To Force Trump To Legalize Pot For Country? This new law could force Trump’s hand to make recreational pot legal, setting off a new pot stock mania. Click here to see three pot stocks to buy right now. This breakneck pace has resulted in today’s 3.2% yield, up from the sub-1% yield the stock sported 13… Read More

Once upon a time, this stock was a powerful dividend-growth machine. In fact, since it split its shares 2 for 1 back in 2005, its quarterly dividends have grown nearly 14 times. —Sponsored Link— Law To Force Trump To Legalize Pot For Country? This new law could force Trump’s hand to make recreational pot legal, setting off a new pot stock mania. Click here to see three pot stocks to buy right now. This breakneck pace has resulted in today’s 3.2% yield, up from the sub-1% yield the stock sported 13 years ago. The days of dividend growth may be over for now, but I’m OK with that. Let me explain… CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) has, indeed, been good to its shareholders. That’s because, in an extremely challenging retail and health-care environment, this company has never stopped innovating and transforming itself. #-ad_banner-#CVS is a force in the industry. It managed to not only stay alive when others faltered, but it remained relevant and grew. Investors who recognized the future of CVS back in December 2005 would have tripled their money (with dividends included). During that period, CVS returned 200%,… Read More

It might feel worse than it really is… Granted, the near daily whipsaws we’ve witnessed recently could cause motion sickness, but the fact of the matter is, despite all the red splattered across the markets, the S&P 500 is still down less than 10% from its January high. —Sponsored Link— These Seven Penny Blockchain Stocks Could Explode In 2018 Forget about Bitcoin, Ethereum or any of the 1,400+ penny cryptocurrencies. They’re yesterday’s stories, with the biggest gains ALREADY made. We’re at the beginning of a major digital revolution — a technological advancement called BLOCKCHAIN. If… Read More

It might feel worse than it really is… Granted, the near daily whipsaws we’ve witnessed recently could cause motion sickness, but the fact of the matter is, despite all the red splattered across the markets, the S&P 500 is still down less than 10% from its January high. —Sponsored Link— These Seven Penny Blockchain Stocks Could Explode In 2018 Forget about Bitcoin, Ethereum or any of the 1,400+ penny cryptocurrencies. They’re yesterday’s stories, with the biggest gains ALREADY made. We’re at the beginning of a major digital revolution — a technological advancement called BLOCKCHAIN. If you don’t know what it is yet, or want to get in early on this emerging trend, I strongly urge you to click here. This could be your last chance to turn a small $50 investment into a sizeable fortune. Right now, the entire industry is controlled by a handful of penny stocks. And any one of these seven opportunities could explode by May 30. Click here for the full story. Now before I dive into some technical analysis — and what my premium Maximum Profit system is telling my subscribers and… Read More

There are very few edges left in the stock market. The tremendous amount of money, talent, and strategies combined to create a nearly efficient market that is exceedingly difficult to beat consistently. Add in structural changes like tightening spreads, decimalization, and high-frequency trading machines, and the stock market becomes a formidable foe for even the most sophisticated investor. The good news is that there are several edges still available for the retail investor. Yes, the market can still be beat! #-ad_banner-#Choosing and holding the right stocks for the long term is the primary way to beat the market. All the… Read More

There are very few edges left in the stock market. The tremendous amount of money, talent, and strategies combined to create a nearly efficient market that is exceedingly difficult to beat consistently. Add in structural changes like tightening spreads, decimalization, and high-frequency trading machines, and the stock market becomes a formidable foe for even the most sophisticated investor. The good news is that there are several edges still available for the retail investor. Yes, the market can still be beat! #-ad_banner-#Choosing and holding the right stocks for the long term is the primary way to beat the market. All the short-term gaming and manipulation do not affect long-term stock market investors. The trick is choosing the right stocks. Skill in stock picking remains a potent edge in the very efficient stock market of the 21st century. One of my favorite ways to pick stocks for my account is by following the insiders. Insiders are anyone who has access to non-public, stock-moving information about a company. They can be corporate directors, officers, or even lawyers and accountants who are working with the company. It’s just not my experience that supports an edge in following insider buys. Several academic studies support the… Read More

This is getting a little ridiculous. There’s an incredible amount of crude oil is gushing out of the Permian Basin — almost 2.5 million barrels a day. And that’s just one from spot. Overall U.S. oil production has just topped 10 million barrels per day for the first time since 1970. —Sponsored Link— This New Tesla Coil Is The Future Of Electricity In 1891, Nikola Tesla stunned the scientific community by inventing a device that could transmit electricity through the air. This breakthrough device could power light bulbs and electric motors wirelessly, at a distance… Read More

This is getting a little ridiculous. There’s an incredible amount of crude oil is gushing out of the Permian Basin — almost 2.5 million barrels a day. And that’s just one from spot. Overall U.S. oil production has just topped 10 million barrels per day for the first time since 1970. —Sponsored Link— This New Tesla Coil Is The Future Of Electricity In 1891, Nikola Tesla stunned the scientific community by inventing a device that could transmit electricity through the air. This breakthrough device could power light bulbs and electric motors wirelessly, at a distance of a few feet. But unfortunately, his experiments came to a premature end. Now, 75 years after his death, Tesla’s dream has been resurrected in an incredible way. A brilliant scientist recently invented a new and improved wireless power device. Just like Tesla’s device, it can transmit power through the air… But unlike Tesla’s device (thanks to far superior science), this one is practical, efficient, and inexpensive. And the things it can do will amaze you. That means pipelines are equally busy carrying all that raw crude into these refineries and then carrying out gasoline, diesel… Read More

The stated aim of The Daily Paycheck has always been “to help you reach the goal of receiving a dividend check for every day of the year.” Dividend payments tend to be concentrated, of course, but I’m happy to report that the number of paychecks reinvested in The… Read More

The U.S. economy seems to be humming along, with 2017 growth touching 2.3%, well above the 1.5% in the year before. The Bureau of Economic Analysis upgraded its estimate for fourth quarter growth to 2.9% from the advance estimate of 2.6% in January. The picture on the earnings front is just as rosy. Companies in the S&P 500 reported growth of 11.7% in earnings last year and analysts see that number growing by 18.4% in 2018, according to FactSet Research. #-ad_banner-#While market volatility has jumped lately on fears of a trade war, solid economic growth, and hope that the tax… Read More

The U.S. economy seems to be humming along, with 2017 growth touching 2.3%, well above the 1.5% in the year before. The Bureau of Economic Analysis upgraded its estimate for fourth quarter growth to 2.9% from the advance estimate of 2.6% in January. The picture on the earnings front is just as rosy. Companies in the S&P 500 reported growth of 11.7% in earnings last year and analysts see that number growing by 18.4% in 2018, according to FactSet Research. #-ad_banner-#While market volatility has jumped lately on fears of a trade war, solid economic growth, and hope that the tax cuts will drive earnings have supported stocks near highs. But it seems investors may be looking at the wrong metrics. Against good numbers at the broadest level, a recent release points to a new front of economic weakness lurking just under the surface. This factor has an overwhelming effect on the economy and could soon turn investor sentiment. Looking deeper into the data may show the only place for safety in what could become the end of the bull market. Are Retail Sales Hiding A Disturbing Trend? Retail sales in the United States fell for… Read More

I’ll admit I am getting apprehensive about the stock market. I’ve long been a super-bull, but the last several weeks have started to change my long-term bias. I do not like what I am witnessing on a day-to-day basis in the stock market. Stocks are definitely showing signs of topping out. Surging volatility — fueled by trade war fears and surprise interest rate spike jitters — has investors very concerned about the future. #-ad_banner-#Despite stocks not being in an official bear market (defined as a 20% drop from the highs), price action is indicating greater bearishness may be right around… Read More

I’ll admit I am getting apprehensive about the stock market. I’ve long been a super-bull, but the last several weeks have started to change my long-term bias. I do not like what I am witnessing on a day-to-day basis in the stock market. Stocks are definitely showing signs of topping out. Surging volatility — fueled by trade war fears and surprise interest rate spike jitters — has investors very concerned about the future. #-ad_banner-#Despite stocks not being in an official bear market (defined as a 20% drop from the highs), price action is indicating greater bearishness may be right around the corner. I know it may sound like an oxymoron, but during bearish periods, bullish price spikes are more common than during bull markets. The market uses these spikes to attract the last vestiges of long-only capital before a precipitous plunge. Recent price moves are indicative of this time-proven warning. Another apparent bearish cue is the daily price range of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The best way to illustrate the phenomenon is to take a look at the daily price chart for the DJIA. Note the tight daily range during the move higher. The steady uptrend exhibits… Read More