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Lock and Load Big Dividend Yields in Refining Stocks
Bryan’s income-investing-only monthly advisory features three portfolios: Safe-Haven (steady stocks that pay above average dividends), Accelerated Income (high-yield, lower risk investments offering yields of 5-10%), and Extreme Income (high-yield, higher risk investments offering yields of 10-20%). The goal of Cash Machine is to deliver a blended total yield of 10%, plus share price appreciation. Click here now to learn more. […]
‘How to Survive a Stock Market Crash Using Dividends’
I thought it would be a good time to take a precautionary view of portfolio management while the market is roaring higher off of the late December lows. The S&P 500 shed 20% from Oct. 4 through Dec. 24 last year, covering a span of almost thee months only to see a raging snap-back rally […]
Double-Digit Yields Abound Amid Market Volatility
The turmoil and volatility endured by the high-yield universe of assets has been just as unnerving as the correction in equities for the past three months. Being that most high-yield assets trade like stocks and are primarily owned by retail investors, fear really swept through all the sub-sectors of the high-yield space to leave no […]
The Fed Gets ‘Flexible’ All of a Sudden
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell made his attendance at the American Economic Association’s annual meeting an opportunity to modify his position on the Fed’s policy to make it more dovish and malleable in response to changing economic conditions. His new and updated dovish position addressed the very immediate concerns of investors and was well received by […]
The One Stock to Buy in the Market Correction
The S&P 500 rallied 5.0% on Wednesday from what many believed to be extremely oversold conditions on a short-term basis. Rebounding oil prices, strong holiday sales, strong insider buying and some short covering helped drive the S&P 500 to its best one-day gain since March 2009. Reports that Santa’s sleigh was seemingly weighed down got […]
Key Technical Support Level for Market Fails
The major averages plumbed to new lows for 2018 as heightened concerns of global growth is going to wash up on America’s shores and pull the economy down next year. Plus, fear exists among some investors that the Fed is out of touch with how the United States is tethered to Europe and Asia, where […]
Big Consumer Brand Companies Jumping into the Cannabis Market
Investors seeking “the next big thing” beyond electric cars, artificial intelligence, 5G or cures for widespread disease to plough risk capital into might consider following what some Fortune 500 consumer brand companies are doing — buying into the cannabis industry. Amid the steady rollout of the legalization of marijuana, which looks inevitable for widespread approval […]
No Quick Fix for What the Market Struggles With
This past week, the extreme level of market volatility painted a pretty clear picture of some glaring flaws in both the Fed’s fiscal policy and the way the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is allowing the stock market to morph into a financial Wild West. The number one news story being read and circulated after […]
Big-Cap Tech Stocks Lead the Market’s Rebound
The market has provided traders and investors alike something akin to “Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride” instead of what we’re more accustomed to — a nice smooth sleigh ride into Christmas. The Thanksgiving holiday week was gut wrenching, closing down hard on Black Friday to retest the prior lows. As it would be though, the market […]
Is a Year-End Stock Market Rally in the Cards?
For the past few weeks, an assortment of market columnists and I have been carefully dissecting if and when the market will have effectively priced in the many negative scenarios that prompted what is a now a two-month correction. The S&P has shed 11.6% and the Nasdaq has declined 14.6%. If it weren’t for the […]
