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Top 5 Favorite Stocks After Earnings

| August 12, 2016 | 0 Comments
Top 5 Favorite Stocks After Earnings

After reading through hundreds of earnings reports, Bret Jensen has selected his top five favorite stocks with the best prospects after second quarter earnings. If you’re looking for a short-list of a top-rated analyst’s favorite stocks, look no further. We have been in the heart of second quarter earnings season for a couple of weeks […]

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7 Stocks To Buy In The Market’s Hottest Sectors

| August 10, 2016 | 0 Comments
7 Stocks To Buy In The Market’s Hottest Sectors

Invest in the momentum of these seven stocks spanning three different sectors that all have strong economic tailwinds lifting their revenues, profits, and stock prices higher. As the market continues to flirt with and reach new all-time highs, many sectors in the market seem primed to far outpace their peers. Sometimes being a good investor […]

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Investing Ivy League-Style – Is It Right For You?

| August 8, 2016 | 0 Comments
Investing Ivy League-Style – Is It Right For You?

Suppose you want to pick a stock to invest in; how would you go about making your choice? Check out the Wall Street Journal or Barron’s, or find out what Warren Buffett buys? Ask a friend for the name of his broker? For years, novice investors sought out the simplistic advice of experts like Peter Lynch, […]

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Earnings Report Card: Stocks To Buy & Sell

| August 1, 2016 | 0 Comments
Earnings Report Card: Stocks To Buy & Sell

Stocks look like they will extend their profit recession for a fifth quarter in a row, but not all stocks reported lower earnings. Bret Jensen shares which stocks and sectors that he is bullish on and those that he wants to avoid for the time being. The markets keep grinding up and hitting all-time highs […]

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Housing Stocks Rally To A New Roof?

Housing Stocks Rally To A New Roof?

A key index of housing stocks hit a 9-year high today – but will its break above the 2015 high be sustainable? The recent historically tight range-bound trade in the major stock averages continues to unfold, but in a rather interesting manner. The lack of direction in the averages is partially the result of a […]

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3 Oversold REITs Yielding 6% Or More

| July 22, 2016 | 0 Comments
3 Oversold REITs Yielding 6% Or More

Real estate investment trusts, or REITs, have been on a tear. For instance, Lexington Realty Trust (LXP) is up a shocking 32% year-to-date, and it also happens to be a stock we recommended a few weeks ago. Many more REITs are up double-digits over the past year, making income-hungry investors wary of buying at too high of […]

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4 Undervalued Stocks To Buy And 5 Overvalued Stocks To Sell

| July 13, 2016 | 0 Comments
4 Undervalued Stocks To Buy And 5 Overvalued Stocks To Sell

Now that we’re at the half point of 2016, Bret Jensen identifies the best and worst areas to put your money for the rest of the year. Plus Bret gives you his favorite stocks in each of those sectors along with five stocks facing significant headwinds. It is hard to believe we are already in […]

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What Does Brexit Mean For Individual Investors?

| June 29, 2016 | 0 Comments
What Does Brexit Mean For Individual Investors?

This week, Americans are asking: What does Brexit mean for individual investors? The answer is: Not much.  Here’s why. If you follow financial news, you’ve undoubtedly heard the term Brexit for the past several months. If you’re like the average American, this word was introduced to you for the first time on Friday morning. What’s Brexit? As my wife and […]

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The Summer Rate Hike’s Off: Here’s What To Buy Now

| June 17, 2016 | 0 Comments
The Summer Rate Hike’s Off: Here’s What To Buy Now

It’s a done deal: an interest rate hike this month or next—a prospect that was already slim—is officially off the table. The final straw? A dismal labor report showing just 38,000 jobs created in May, the fewest in six years. But that’s not the only thing that killed the June hike. Tack on inflation well […]

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Will The Fed Raise Rates This Summer?

Will The Fed Raise Rates This Summer?

What a difference a week makes. Two weeks ago the odds were heavily against the Federal Reserve raising interest rates before September. Now it seems the market consensus believes the Fed will raise rates before the end of the summer, either at its June or July meeting (there is no meeting in August). I for […]

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