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  • Digital payments were already a big trend prior to Covid-19. But the pandemic has pulled forward demand for solutions that help businesses pay and get paid whenever, wherever, and however.

    Today we’re profiling a small company that specializes in payment processing solutions. It’s relatively new to the public markets and has a market cap well under $2 billion.



    While areas of its busieness have been harmed by the pandemic the big-picture story remains great. And management reported record sales activity in both March and April. And the stock’s looking great.



    All the details are inside this month’s Issue. Enjoy!


  • On balance, there’s little doubt the evidence worsened last week, and yet, most leaders didn’t crack, and the big-cap indexes didn’t either, so the question was whether a “real” correction was getting underway … or this would be yet another shakeout-type decline that gives way to higher prices. So far, of course, it’s looking like the latter. On Friday’s update, we dropped our Market Monitor to a level 6, but we’re going to quickly change course and go back to 7 today—and then stay flexible as we see whether a year-end run is getting underway or whether more volatility is coming.

    This week’s list again has a growth tilt to it, which we find encouraging given the selling we saw in many areas of the market of late. Our Top Pick is a steadier leader in the AI (and solar) space and is testing its 10-week line for the first time—look to enter on strength and use a tight-ish percentage stop.
  • CNBC is reporting that Boeing (BA) is close to announcing that KLX Inc. (KLXI) is agreeing to be acquired.
  • The new year is off to a good start, with many of the areas that took lumps during December (namely the broad market and growth stocks) showing strength through three days—and, just as important to us, many individual stocks have perked up, with some resilient names pushing to new highs and others that dipped to support bouncing. That’s a good thing, but we’re also keeping in mind the fact that early January is often tricky (lots of sharp moves in both directions), that the intermediate-term trend of most indexes and measures is still neutral-to-negative and that there remain lots of crosscurrents among individual stocks, with some selling off while others strengthen. As we wrote above, we are encouraged and will nudge our Market Monitor up to a level 6, but, while this is a good first step, we want to see the action continue to conclude that the December air pockets are a thing of the past.

    For the third straight issue, this week’s list is heavy on growth stocks, which remains a sign that big investors aren’t hunting for safety. Our Top Pick is a name we love fundamentally and whose stock has held up relatively well in recent weeks despite a huge run. If you enter, use a loose stop given its volatility.
  • Here are four traps for your retirement account and two ways which will help you avoid them.
  • As the U.S. economy recovers, M&A activity is picking up steam. You could profit from owning these potential takeover targets.
  • Today we have another installment in our Dick Davis Digests contributor series. Today’s contributor is Neil Macneale, editor of 2 for 1 Stock Split Newsletter. I decided to interview Neil after his Top Pick for 2012 was acquired last month, giving his subscribers (and some of ours) a nice 36%...
  • From The Energy Strategist: “A trend has emerged in a recent wave of deals among energy-focused master limited partnerships. … I’ve explained the relationship between general partners (GP) and limited partners (LP) in previous issues of The Energy Strategist, but this concept is crucial to understanding the recent wave of...

  • Online brokers reported booming activity and new accounts in March and April. So why are online brokerage stocks still underperforming?
  • 2 for 1 is a monthly publication following an IRA account owned by its editor and publisher, Neil Macneale III. The 2 for 1 account and the newsletter were initiated in 1996. Motivated by the goal of beating the S&P 500 while keeping concepts extremely simple, Macneale developed an investment...
  • Cloudflare (NET) reported Q4 results yesterday that surpassed expectations. Revenue was up 54% to $193.6 million while adjusted EPS came in at $0.01. As compared to some other software stocks that have beat expectations, Cloudflare reinvested the surplus cash in growth initiatives, so it didn’t flow to the bottom line.
  • It pays to invest in companies that avoid taxes the way Donald Trump has for years. For evidence, look no further than P10 Holdings (PIOE).
  • Porch Group (PRCH) reported yesterday afternoon with results coming in ahead of management guidance and significant contributions from acquired companies. Despite the strong high-level numbers, the stock is selling off today and we’re going to step aside with the modest profit we still have (around 25%).
  • Shares of Arena (ARNA) are up over 80% today to around 92 on news that Pfizer (PFE) is seeking to acquire the company for $6.7 billion in cash. The implied takeout price is 100 a share.
  • It may seem obvious to some, but investing money is the only way to build wealth. Savings accounts are where your hard-earned dollar goes to die.
  • Insider selling is ramping up, but there’s one sector where insider selling is on the rise: energy. Here are two energy stocks insiders are buying.
  • Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway began buying Japanese trading companies, or “Sogo Shoshas” nearly five years ago. These are the five Buffett likes best.