 | Back in January, I wrote about how value stocks were making a comeback after years of growth stock domination.
Growth and tech stocks are coming back into favor after the massive sell-off, but I think we can find plenty of potential in certain high-value plays … like the one I featured in my original write-up.
And my Stock Power Ratings system helps prove that. When I first wrote about this stock, it rated a respectable and “Bullish” 70 in my proprietary system.
Thanks to months of sustained momentum, the stock now rates a “Strong Bullish” 96! If you bought back in January, you’re up around 30% — and my system shows it isn’t done.
Click here to read more about this stock’s improved rating. 
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| There’s a little-known way Trump could — one day — have his revenge.
It involves a federal ruling he oversaw in the final year of his presidency that could change America forever … unleash an estimated $15.1 trillion in new wealth … and create countless ways for everyday Americans to benefit.
What is this little-understood decision? And how will it impact you? | |
Chart of the Day Investors hailed last week’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) report as proof that the worst of inflation is behind us.
The index increased 8.5% in July from the same month a year ago, down from 9.1% in June.
Wall Street celebrated by pushing stock prices up.
I dug into the numbers. There does seem to be a reason to celebrate.
But today's chart shows we might want to hold off for now.  Suggested Stories: Cannabis REIT Targets Promising New Market
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| Experts believe this new tech will create more wealth than all the fortunes of the last 150 years combined. That’s why the world’s richest men and even the United States Senate approved throwing hundreds of BILLIONS of dollars into this new technology… And right now, there’s a little-known stock at the center of all the action.
In fact, this small-cap stock is still trading for less than it costs to buy a tank of gas. | |
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1971: Inflation almost reached 6%. To counter this rise, President Richard Nixon issued an executive order that froze wages, prices and rents for 90 days. It seemed promising, as the stock market soared. In the end, the freeze failed. By 1975, inflation was running at over 11% and reached 13% by 1980. | |
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