Tag: stock
How Do You Make Money In Private Deals?
As investors, there’s one question we should know the answer to before committing any funds… No, it’s not the valuation or the deal terms (although those are important)… The #1 thing we must understand is how we – the investor – will make money. To answer this question, we first have to take a step back and […]
The Simplest, Safest Way To Earn 14.6% Per Year From Stocks
Let’s chat about making some real money in stocks. I’m talking about 14.6% returns per year, every single year. I know, my 14.6% annual number sounds pedestrian in a world where peddlers are hawking virtual (pretend?) coins with pups on the cover. But my returns are real—and spectacular for investors who are patient. With this method we can double […]
7 Manufacturing Stocks That Will Help You Build A Better Portfolio
Low interest rates and a recovering economy are great news for manufacturing stocks Real economic recovery starts in the manufacturing sector. And that’s largely why manufacturing stocks belong in your portfolio. That concept for the markets goes all the way back to Charles Dow, namesake of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. When consumers and businesses start […]
8 Sleeper Stocks That Could Take Off Soon
While they’re hard to find today, there are still under-the-radar plays to advantage Sleeper stocks. If you’re thinking about them just now, you might be soon led to believe that you’re smelly stuff out of luck. Despite some disappointing economic figures and the monstrosity of our fiscal challenges, the major indices continue to soar. As […]
7 Monster Growth Stocks With Double-Digit Upside
Though it’s late into the year, these companies still offer profitability potential During the immediate aftermath of the novel coronavirus pandemic, millions of Americans feared for the worst. Honestly, they had every right to. Based on the disjointed governmental response and the rapidly rising number of infections and deaths over an unknown virus, it was […]
Why You Should Focus On Growth Stocks Today
My friend who’s a novice investor asked for advice recently. He was “bargain hunting” for cheap stocks, and trying to decide between buying Kohl’s (KSS) or ExxonMobil (XOM). I cringed. “Listen,” I told him. “You’re thinking about this all wrong.” I get where my friend is coming from. From childhood we’re taught to be financially prudent. To seek bargains and […]