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Natural Gas — An Unlikely Ally for Renewable Energy February 8, 2019 by Anthony Planas American Investor Today Advancements in tech will see the price of wind and solar fall another 20% to 30% over the next two years. The economics of renewables makes them a strong contestant for utilities. But it's the rise of another fuel source that will help incorporate renewables into our nation’s power grid.

There is a tech industry that you need to be paying attention to. People in the know are saying its rise to a trillion-dollar valuation is a matter of when, not if.

Ride-Sharing Is the Next $1 Trillion Tech Industry February 7, 2019 by Brian Christopher Technology, Trending, Winning Investor Daily There is an industry that you need to be paying attention to. People in the know are saying its rise to a trillion-dollar valuation is a matter of when, not if.

There’s no doubt that the consequences of Brexit will be severe and far-reaching. But two of those consequences present an opportunity for profit.

2 Brexit Investment Opportunities: Sterling & British Equities February 6, 2019 by Ted Bauman Global Economy, Offshore Solutions, Winning Investor Daily There’s no doubt that the consequences of Brexit will be severe and far-reaching. But two of those consequences present an opportunity for profit.

China Faces a Gray-Rhino Event February 6, 2019 by John Ross American Investor Today, Investment Opportunities China’s tapped-out banking system is threatening its economic growth. The People’s Bank of China has an unconventional stimulus plan. Don’t miss the opportunity to profit if it works.

GE is the current poster child for “most hated stock on Wall Street.” And it proves, once again, why it pays big time to monitor share purchases by corporate insiders.

GE’s 40% Surge Is Only the Beginning February 5, 2019 by Jeff Yastine Investment Opportunities, Winning Investor Daily GE is the current poster child for “most hated stock on Wall Street.” And it proves, once again, why it pays big time to monitor share purchases by corporate insiders.