"Why do you do this?" It’s a fair question, and one I get asked often. As an investor, you’re trusting me with your hard-earned money. And it’s something I take very seriously. Wanting to know what drives me makes sense.
Read nowWe wrapped up first-quarter trading today (the market is closed tomorrow), and there was a lot of money made these last three months. The S&P 500 gained 10% – a whole year of average returns in three months. I’m happy to say it was also a great first quarter for my personal investments. And most importantly, it was a great first quarter for my readers. For example, our Quantum Edge Pro portfolio shot up a little over 15% in total and beat the S&P 500 by 1.5X!
Read nowThe AI Now Institute – a research group focusing on the social impacts of A.I. – estimates that some new A.I. servers could use up more than 85 terawatt hours of electricity per year. If you’re not sure what that means, it’s more than some small nations’ use in a year. Clearly, we need to generate more power. And buzz is growing around nuclear power, but not in the way you might think.
Read nowIs Tesla (TSLA) a $200 stock… or a $2,000 stock? That’s a 10X difference, which is a ton of money. If you listen to the market (right now), this “Magnificent 7” member is a $200 stock. More like $160 to be exact. But if you listen to Cathie Wood of ARK Invest, expect Tesla to be a $2,000 stock within three years.
Read nowRegular Power Trends readers may remember me pointing out that the average inflation rate is 3.77%, and we’re now under that at 3.2%. So while we may need to wait a little longer, we’re on track for those long-awaited cuts. And that leads me to an interesting stock that I’ll go over in this week’s Power Trends+ video analysis: Celsius Holdings (CELH).
Read nowI’ve talked to you before about the record amounts of cash sitting on the sidelines. In fact, I just updated my Quantum Edge Pro readers about it today. Some estimates are as high as $8.8 trillion. When we add cash-like securities to the Federal Reserve’s data showing $6.4 trillion in money market funds, it’s entirely believable. This tells me a) that a lot of investors have missed out on big profits, and b) there are huge opportunities ahead as that cash flows back into stocks. I’m not the only one who sees this. Louis Navellier also sees it.
Read nowThe story of the next decade in our lives and our investing is what I call convergence. Specifically, The Great Convergence. It’s going to be huge. Three megatrends are converging that will change our world and create massive wealth for smart investors. All three pillars are essential to unleashing the full impact of this technological convergence.
Read nowLike everyone else, I am well acquainted with Oprah Winfrey and her empire of talk shows, magazines, satellite radio, book clubs, movies, a production studio, and who knows what else. She’s so influential that she has an effect named after her: the Oprah Effect. All we need is her first name. The Oprah Effect typically refers to her power to catapult sales into the stratosphere of a book, a business, or anything else she endorses. We recently saw the Oprah Effect in the stock market. One stock took a beating. Another shot higher.
Read nowCheck out this week’s Power Trends+ video to find out more about this well-known shoe brand and why it’s one of the best stocks on the market. My fellow TradeSmith analyst and business partner Luke Downey will also walk you through his three-step guide on how to find these outlier stocks – ones that the smartest investors and institutions buy up, but that you can get in on first.
Read nowChances are high you should be embarrassed. At least according to motivational speaker and social media influencer Grant Cardone, who recently said that earning $400,000 a year would “embarrass” him as a husband, a father, and a human being. He went on to say, “How do you make sense of $35,000 a month? You guys haven’t done the math. You have not done the math because you cannot live on 400 grand a year.” Seriously?
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