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America’s Two-Way Recovery Continues: 1 ETF to Buy November 5, 2020 by Lina Lee 2020 Financial Crisis, American Investor Today, Investing, News, Recession, U.S. Economy (3-minute read) The two-track economy is still moving forward. Businesses that can’t handle COVID-19 continue to shutter while the ones that can cope are rising higher. Don’t worry about the election, your investments will be fine…

This is 2020 — everything’s contested and nothing comes easy, even for investors. You need someone to help you hold on to your butt.

Election Affliction; AMD Conviction; Nio’s European Vacation November 4, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Welcome to Election Park Mr. Great Stuff, If you do anything on Election Day besides vote, can you please make a meme of the Samuel L. Jackson quote from Jurassic Park where he says, “Hold on to your butts.” … I think it would be a perfect fit for election day and all the outcomes […]

The madness is almost over, but what if Election Day plays out in cannabis’ favor? What stocks should you look at?

Reliefer Madness; PayPal Pressed; WayFairest of Them All November 3, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Time to Toke, or Up in Smoke? Welcome to Election Day, Great Ones! The madness is almost over. Maybe my phone will finally stop ringing off the hook with political calls. Maybe Facebook will finally graciously stop offering voting information. If you already voted, congrats! If you’re still in line waiting … keep waiting! Your […]

3 Election Scenarios, 1 Winning Investment Opportunity November 3, 2020 by Angela Jirau Big Picture. Big Profits., Government & Politics, Investing, Stocks [11-minute video] No matter the outcome, you can make smart decisions for your portfolio.

There’s uncertainty around the U.S. election — not only the outcome but whether or not the results will be contested.

The Market Is Looking Beyond the Election Results November 2, 2020 by Ian King Stocks, Winning Investor Daily There’s uncertainty around the U.S. election — not only the outcome but whether or not the results will be contested.