A lot of investors sit on the sidelines and wait for things to get better. While that internally may feel like the “right move” to make, it's actually detrimental. Going back to 1930, if an investor missed the S&P 500's 10 best days each decade, their total return would be 28%. But if you stuck it out through the highs and lows of the market, you'd be up a whopping 17,715%. It's all about being proactive. Like finding these two stocks that most people have never heard of…
Whenever a new business fad hits the bullseye with investors, the shrewd corporate operators go through an “instant rebrand” to pump up their company's stock price by vacuuming up investor cash. We've seen this time and again. It happened with railroads in England in the 1800s, computer tech in the 1960s, dot-com companies in the late 1990s, blockchain just a few years ago — and artificial intelligence (AI) today. There will be plenty of companies trying to relabel themselves as “AI companies,” but we have a real AI winner for you today…
No, it's NOT ChatGPT... (It's not Microsoft, Google, NVIDIA, or any of the other big players you've likely heard about either!) It's a tiny sub-$5 stock!
It's here: That 10-week stock market bonanza we call earnings season. To the average investor, “earnings season” might be just another news event. But for us — and the folks like you who ride along with us — it's more like a 10-week profit party. It's when the folks at Derby City Insights harness the full power of their consumer insights to spot the hottest opportunities, make winning trades, and deliver some of the biggest gains you'll see all year. And your free cheat sheet for earnings season is now available for immediate access…
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