| When we started our Stock Power Daily email, the mission was simple: Find opportunities to profit, no matter what the market was doing. In the first three months, we’ve found several solid stocks — even amid the broader market sell-off. Every weekday morning, I send out one stock that rates “Strong Bullish” or “Bullish” according to our Stock Power Ratings system. (Check out the archive here.) And these recent selections look like maximum momentum plays as market volatility continues. Let's check out four of June's top performers. 
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| Stocks are crashing around the world, and the head of the world's biggest asset manager (BlackRock) says the next 1,000 "unicorns" (firms that get to a $1 billion valuation) will come from this sector, which you've probably never considered. | |
Chart of the Day I’m surprised, but there were unintended consequences to the Federal Reserve’s massive quantitative easing programs. One is in the mortgage market. Borrowers are paying a rate that’s about 0.6% higher than it should be. The chart below shows the issue.
The red line is the rate for jumbo mortgages. Traditional mortgage rates are shown as the blue line. And their recent flip-flop has me worried.  Suggested Stories: Patterns and Recessions: What Investors Spot in the Fed’s Rate Hikes Small-Cap Stocks, Big Bear Market Opportunities (Size Factor Guide)
| We're on the brink of mankind's biggest invention. This breakthrough could turn Big Tech on its ear. Bank of America says it will spur the "fastest rollout of disruptive tech in history." And the CEO of Google says this could be "bigger than fire." But the window for reaping the biggest profits in the shortest amount of time is closing soon. | |
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1903: And they're off! The inaugural Tour de France started in Montgeron. After 1,509 miles and 19 days, Maurice Garin was crowned the first champion in Paris. Despite its prestigious reputation, many competitors dropped out before the main event due to the difficulty of the pre-race. Today, it remains the most difficult race for cyclists. | |
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