I’m looking forward to another year of market-beating returns and INSIGHTFUL strategies. I’m already putting together my list, and there’s a gold company that you need to watch very closely.
You’ve got to sift through literally hundreds of stocks to get to the really good ones. It’s time-consuming, but I don’t mind doing the legwork because those few outstanding companies deserve to be in the spotlight.
The Federal Reserve is a gold owner’s friend – not a friend you can trust, but we can count on the FED continuing to slash interest rates in order to make the national debt larger. After three consecutive interest rate cuts in 2019, the FED’s intentions are clear, and while this isn’t great for the economy, it’s a gift to the gold market.
Hitch your ride to the most successful investors: that’s the policy I’ve been following for years, and it’s made me a ton of money in the markets.
The game has changed. Like it or not, investing is vastly different than it was 10 or 20 years ago. The information age means that you have to stay on top of demographic shifts and changes in consumer demand, and the cannabis industry is no exception, as this sector is moving forward at a breakneck pace.
Metals and mining stocks have always been the best defense against dollar depreciation – they’re an inflation hedge that can also provide spectacular upside if you select the right companies.
It’s a stairway to the stars: every time I check the numbers, this one metal is increasing in value.
Debts and deficits are a global issue, and the United States has become notorious for amassing debt levels that were inconceivable to previous generations. It’s frightening to consider whether the national and global debts could potentially trigger an economic reset that would impact the lives of all world citizens.
What an absolutely miserable start for the year for stock markets. Apple’s latest announcement just added fuel to the fire, along with the worst Manufacturing ISM numbers in a very long time.
The bumpy ride in 2018 has been a harrowing experience for many Bitcoin investors and enthusiasts around the world. It’s natural to get emotional in times like this, but what’s the best approach for cryptocurrency investors now – should we continue holding our positions through the bear market?
