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Goldman Sachs says this will be 10X bigger than the electric vehicle market. Elon Musk terrified. Tesla could be finished. But early investors could make a fortune. Details here.
It was hardly a slow-news weekend as the U.S. took some coercive action on the Chinese spy balloon hovering in its airspace, and Turkey and Syria suffered a horrendous earthquake that claimed hundreds of lives. On the business side of things, Apple Inc. Continue Reading ➔
New Documentary From Porter Stansberry: The Two Men Destroying America. Inside the secret plan to decimate the savings, investments, and way of life for millions of unsuspecting Americans... Continue Reading ➔
The past few years for Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) have been anything but mundane. Shares of the equity experienced a meteoric rise from mid-2019 to late 2022, with a trough-to-peak rally of over 3400% in a little over three years. However, after its parabolic ascent the shares declined by about 75% in a little over a year. Continue Reading ➔
Legend who picked Amazon at $48 and Apple at $0.35 has found the "perfect inflation-proof play." Right now, this stock is trading for less than $5... but it might not be for long. Continue Reading ➔
Technology giant Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) has released many revolutionary products over the years that have transformed business segments and pushed the company into new areas. One item launched in 2001 helped transform the company forever. Continue Reading ➔
"The Big Short" fame investor Michael Burry said during his time at the University of California, Los Angeles he was a "nobody" with "no good friends." Continue Reading ➔
By Lance Roberts The most recent NFIB (National Federation Of Independent Business) is sending a strong signal of an economic recession. In 2019, the NFIB survey, combined with an inverted yield curve, suggested an impending recession. In 2020, those signals became a reality. Continue Reading ➔
NEW YORK (AP) -- Fox says it has sold out all of its Super Bowl LVII ad space as of the end of January. The big game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles takes place on Sunday. Continue Reading ➔
Prominent market commentator Jim Cramer reportedly said the January jobs report shows the economy will remain resilient, despite the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes.Continue Reading ➔
Former President Donald Trump says that if he is re-elected for another term in office, he will not use the power of the presidency to punish critics, but adds that he's "entitled to a revenge tour." Continue Reading ➔
The most oversold stocks in the industrial sector presents an opportunity to buy into undervalued companies. Continue Reading ➔
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