3 Stocks to Sell Before 2021 - Coca-Cola, American Express, and More

Talk about a bad idea…

Buy what Warren Buffett does.

Yikes! Nope. The blue-chip investor is heavily invested in America 1.0 stocks … that are destined to go to zero.

One thing you can count on from us is an honest perspective of where we see the market heading.

And the market is moving to America 2.0 — stocks for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

If you want to make money in the stock market, buy into the new. (Get Paul’s recommendation now.)

And equally important: avoid the old.

Here are three stocks we’ve added to the Blacklist — Paul’s list of 100 stocks to sell today:

All three of these stocks represent America 1.0, so make sure those are nowhere near your portfolio!

If you want to unlock every Blacklist stock Paul’s identified, click here to find out how.

You Know What to Avoid … Now, Here’s What to Buy!

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is in full swing ahead. And we’re ready. Here are the top America 2.0 plays the team found for you this week:

3 NEW TSLA Predictions for 2020 + Q3 Earnings Forecast. With two months left in 2020, we’re already looking for Tesla’s next power move. Hear our incredible third-quarter earnings preview AND three brand-new predictions on TSLA for this year and beyond.
Move Over FANG — 4 Stocks for 2021 Profits. Paul’s version of Jim Cramer’s FANG picks are dominating the S&P 500 Index. We’re up 229% compared to the S&P’s measly 16%. And that momentum is only going to build!
1 Buy for SpaceX Industry Game-Changers. SpaceX is a trendsetter for America 2.0. The private company is the leader of the 21st century space race. And it’s also creating so many outlets for you to invest in today.
3D-Printing Stocks: Biggest Opportunity of the Year. You don’t have to work very hard to imagine what the hospital of the future will look like — it’s already here with 3D printing.
V-Recovery: AAPL & MSFT Drag, Our Stocks Surge. Find out what stocks to avoid, and the sectors you can invest in that are leading the Fourth Industrial Revolution’s V-recovery.