| Cyberattacks are brutal. Even the word has a way of filling you with dread. But most people without a technical background have only a vague idea of what a cyberattack is. They know it involves geeky bad guys attacking a computer system. But they don’t know how these hackers gain access to our devices … or why they do it. It’s created a lucrative environment for devious individuals. But the real moneymaker will come from efforts to cut these criminals off as cybersecurity becomes a necessity. Of course, not all cybersecurity stocks are investable. And as markets sell off, it’s tough to separate the stocks with market-crushing potential from the ones that lack a runway out of this mess. That’s where my proprietary Stock Power Ratings system comes in… Suggested Stories: Change Your Bear Market Mindset: 4 Factors Create 1,000% Opportunities Gold’s Role in the Market Mess: Hedge, Speculate or Hold Forever?
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Earnings Edge Last week’s Earnings Edge stocks came up well short. Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) and Target Corp. (NYSE: TGT) both tumbled on earnings, signaling much deeper weakness in our economy than just pain at the pump. Let's see if that pain will carry over into the two stocks I picked this week. Suggested Stories: After IIPR’s 50% Crash, Will a Shareholder Lawsuit Finish It Off? Own the Internet With Decentralized Tech (Ask the Crypto Expert)
| Thanks to Section 40107 of the new infrastructure bill, the government is set to push $65 billion into the green tech market… According to my research, that's 22X what the government gave Tesla over its entire history… Yet one company stands out as a top candidate to receive a huge chunk of this cash… I'm talking about a tiny Silicon Valley firm that uses AI to crack open the largest untapped energy source in the world… With government backing, I believe the sky is the limit here… | |
Chart of the Day Every day, investors try to make sense of new data. Some numbers change month to month, but others are updated more frequently. Price data changes every day, even every minute, while markets are open. But one of the most important data points for investors changes at a much slower pace. And it’s easy to project into the future. Take a look at today’s chart to see why my eye is on population data.  Suggested Stories: Recession Watch: It’s the ‘70s Again … or Worse When Stocks Drop, Boring Works: Low-Volatility 5G REIT to Buy
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2002: Netflix's initial public offering (IPO) launched at $15 per share. The first day of trading left the company with a market cap of $345 million. Its market cap ballooned to more than $300 billion last November, but the tech crash sank that value to around $80 billion today. | |
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