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  • 3 Ways to Combat an Uncertain U.S. Dollar

  • 4 Copper Plays on the Electric Vehicle Revolution

  • A Low-Risk Way to Profit in a Down Market

  • Why You Should Buy Inverse ETFs Now

  • Are Small-Cap Stocks Bargains or Untouchable?

  • 2 Cheap Dividend-Paying Tech Stocks to Buy Now

  • Why Marijuana Stocks are Way Oversold

  • Why You Should Listen to Peter Lynch on Popular Stocks

  • 4 Tips for Weathering this Market Correction

  • This Rare Breed of Stocks Outperforms the Market by 5-to-1
  • The marijuana sector peaked in February, corrected strong for a couple of months, and since then has been sinking slowly lower, shaking out weak hands as it prepares for its next upmove.

    Fundamentals in the industry remain terrific, as I am confident third-quarter results will soon reveal, and while the trend toward legalization in the U.S. continues, it’s taken a back seat at the federal level for now, so all the action remains at the state level.



    In the portfolio today, we continue to hold patiently, with the portfolio more than one-third in cash, waiting for a new uptrend—but if you’re eager to buy now (while things look cheap) I do have some suggestions.



    Full details in the issue.

  • The market has been strengthening, so from a top-down perspective, there’s little to complain about, as the major indexes have acted very well following the early-October buy signal. Individual stocks, however, have been very tricky—defensive stocks are being bought while many potential leading stocks continue to meander.
  • Clorox introduces Green products, endorsed by the Sierra Club no less. “Green collar” jobs are replacing some blue collar ones that have gone overseas. And a home in Colorado puts Green housing on the map. These are just some of the ways the Green revolution is manifesting itself in our lives.
  • A cornerstone of President Barack Obama’s short-term stimulus and long-term plan for revitalizing the economy is built around renewable energies and energy saving technologies. There is so much emphasis on it, that some have dubbed the stimulus billed passed in mid-February as the Green New Deal.
  • This week we had two companies reporting earnings, one reports next week, and the earnings deluge starts the following week with at least seven companies reporting.
  • The earlier people retire, the sooner their cognitive functions begin to decline.
  • Chloe Lutts recommends Ecana Corp. (ECA) and Cheniere Energy Partners LP (CQP).
  • There has been a flurry of reverse stock splits of late. Are they good for investors? Traditionally no. But there are exceptions.
  • With the bulls and bears continuing to fight it out in the growth arena, we’re moving into a more cyclical industry with today’s addition.

    The company is a leading maker of semiconductor manufacturing equipment. This industry is growing rapidly as the current innovation wave requires smaller, faster and more durable chips.



    Making those chips at scale can only be done with specialized measurement and process control equipment. Which is exactly what this company specializes in.



    Enjoy!

  • Here’s the list of 10 Dividend-Paying Companies that I believe will perform well during the next year and beyond.
  • The FAANGs are the biggest growth stocks on the market today. What are the companies most likely to be the next FAANG stocks?
  • One of the most important investing lessons—letting winners run and cutting losses short—is often the downfall of investors. Many disobey this rule, leaving them with a portfolio of losing stocks. Novatel Wireless (a losing stock that had to be cut) and First Solar (a winning stock that’s been allowed to run) are used to illustrate this lesson.