Expected marijuana retail sales this year in the U.S. are up to almost $10 billion. And that could more than double over the next four years.
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Follow the Money to Make a Killing
Identifying trends is critical to your wealth. And right now, there’s a major trend that everyone must have on their radar, and that’s the boom in passive investing.
Avoid Comcast’s Mega-Merger Meltdown
The Department of Justice has cleared the way for mega mergers, but for one company, it’s looking like a very bad deal.
U.S. Corporations Are an Endangered Species
Listed corporations are becoming harder to find in the U.S. That makes it harder to find promising investment opportunities without expert help.
The Spy in Your Living Room
If I had to compare the Amazon Echo to something, I’d say it’s like having a live-in research assistant. Sounds helpful, right? It does. But … it also sounds incredibly creepy.
The Metal of the Future Is Ready to Take Off
Man’s love affair with this metal began over 5,300 years ago. However, it’s our high-tech future that will bring about a bull market that no investor should miss.
Huge Changes Are Coming for Your Privacy
This is why you’re getting privacy policy updates from every app, service or operating system you’ve ever used.
Blockchain Could Be the Holy Grail for Food Safety
IBM believes it has a blockchain-based solution that tracks the sourcing of food and limits the spread of future outbreaks.
Warren Buffett Chases His Own Tail With Apple
It’s clear that the only thing Apple stock has going for it is that Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett keeps bidding it up.
It’s the Perfect Time to Buy the Next $1 Trillion Industry
This is a huge, rapidly growing sector with a cumulative $1 trillion in spending in the pipeline in the next handful of years.
Warren Buffett’s Moats Are About to Go Bust
Moats in the way that Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett defines them are lame. I believe this is a terrible time to invest in Buffett’s moats.
Low Unemployment Points to a Bear Market
The last time unemployment hit 3.9% was December 2000. That year, the internet bubble popped. Stocks were nearly 20% below their highs when unemployment bottomed.
2 Huge Economic Problems That Are Hidden in the Data
There’s one sector that’s got some great-looking data, but that’s really just masking an even bigger problem…
Semiconductor Stocks Are Nearing a Crucial Tipping Point
There is a sense that the major semiconductor stocks are nearing a crucial tipping point. To confirm my suspicions, I turned to technical charts for three of them.