I tend not to pay too much attention Wall Street analyst ratings and reports.
You shouldn’t either. That’s because my goal – and it should be your goal, too – is to get ahead of trends and the soaring stocks that come with them.
Once you start following Wall Street’s lead, you become, well, a follower – and that is not where you want to be.
However, when Wall Street follows our lead on a stock or trend I’ve told you about, I love it.
That means their cash – their liquidity – is on the way… and will act as yet another catalyst on our plays’ share prices.
It’s about the easiest money you can make.
So that’s why I did pay attention when I saw a note from JPMorgan analyst Seth Seifman earlier this week saying hypersonic missile sales will soar from “modest” to $5 billion in the next few years.
Shopping for tires has a lot in common with picking cybersecurity stocks.
Here’s how I came up with this line of thought.
My wife needs new tires for her luxury SUV, an Infiniti FX35, and they need to perform in all sorts of weather.
See, we live up in the hills, and she drives to work along narrow roads with dangerous, hairpin curves.
Some mornings the fog is so thick that the roads get slick. In the rainy season, these roads get even slicker. If she skidded and went over the side, she could easily plunge 200 feet to the bottom of a canyon.
In other words, we are willing to pay extra to get excellent performance in all conditions.
You should take the same approach to investing in the growth field of cybersecurity.
While this is a vital industry, many of the stocks in this sector are choppy and news driven.
That makes it easy to lose money on those kinds of trades if you get the timing wrong.
But I have uncovered what I believe is a great “all-weather” cybersecurity leader. This is the kind of stock that will keep you on the road to wealth even in the stormiest of conditions.
It often takes 10 years and costs up to $3 billion to get a new drug approved and on the market in the United States.
In other words, putting together a new treatment is expensive in time and money.
So any firm that can help Big Pharma and tiny biotechs alike shave years and hundreds of millions off the cost of drug research will soon be printing money for both itself and its investors.
That alone makes me ready to recommend the medical research company I’m sharing with you today.
But there’s more here.
A lot more…
Fact is, this is a great “pick and shovel” play on one of the fastest growing markets in the world today – legal cannabis. Turns out, this firm has quietly set itself up as a marijuana testing and analysis firm.
Today, I’ll show you why that’s great for the whole cannabis sector.
And how it will help this stock crush the overall market – and keep growing for years to come.
We’ve just celebrated the best Labor Day weekend in decades.
No, I’m not talking about all of those holiday sales – or my backyard barbecue (though it was pretty awesome).
Instead, I’m talking about the numbers the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics unveiled on Friday, Sept. 1, a few days before Labor Day.
According to the BLS, the nation created more than 200,000 jobs in August, beating forecasts. The unemployment rate remained at a decades-low 3.9%.
On top of that, wages are finally on the rise after stagnating since the recovery began almost a decade ago. With a 2.9% year-on-year growth, wages climbed at their fastest rate since June 2009.
But here’s the thing. There’s something about this jobs boom that Wall Street isn’t telling you about.
Independent contractors also find themselves in the midst of a huge rally.
A new report says that the barely-talked-about freelance workforce is growing three times faster than overall labor growth. Right now, it contributes $1.4 trillion to our economy.
This trend is bound to shake up employment as we know it.
And I’ve uncovered a great tech leader poised to crush the market thanks to this unstoppable trend.
When you think of bulletproof brands, The Coca-Cola Co. (NYSE: KO) may come to mind.
After all, its brand is recognized by 94% of the global population – and, with a $196.35 billion market cap, it’s the biggest beverage company in the world.
It employs more than 60,000 people in over 200 nations. And it boasts more than 500 brands, including 21 billion-dollar ones.
This month marks the 36th anniversary of one of the most important events in U.S. automotive history.
It was the launch of a car so far ahead of its time that it might as well have been science fiction. And, well, it actually was.
On Sept. 26, 1982, TV viewers got a glimpse of the future of the automobile industry. I’m talking about KITT, the artificial intelligence-powered auto costar of the series Knight Rider.
I’m talking about a federal cannabis reform bill getting through the House Judiciary Committee during Republican control of Congress.
And it’s all set to go down Thursday, when the committee will decide whether to green-light the Medical Cannabis Research Act. The bill would mandate that the federal government provide more licenses to grow marijuana used in scientific research.
