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Coal’s Time Is Up — Invest in Renewables to Profit From Falling Prices May 13, 2019 by Anthony Planas American Investor Today, Natural Resources With advancements in tech, the prices of wind and solar will fall another 20% to 30% over the next two years. The economics of renewables make them strong contestants for utilities. But the rise of natural gas as a source will help cement renewables into our nation’s power grid. (3-minute read)

2 Ways to Play Crude Oil’s Bearish Season With USO ETF May 8, 2019 by John Ross American Investor Today, Investing, Investment Opportunities Crude oil is facing a seasonal decline. And the economic and political situations with Iran and Venezuela have the potential to drive the price of oil higher by the year’s end. Many investors retreat from the trading floor and cash in. John Ross shares his insight on this matter, and a way to profit from the market by betting against it. (3-minute read)

Daily Stock Trading Tips from 2 Pros May 4, 2019 by The American Investor Today Team American Investor Today, Investing, Investment Opportunities Experts John Ross and Chad Shoop share the daily habits that inform their winning trades. (4-minute read)

The experts at the symposium proved that becoming a multimillionaire isn’t a pipe dream. You just need a little bit of help from the right people.

Become a Multimillionaire with 1 Life-Changing Event May 4, 2019 by Jay Goldberg Investing, Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily The experts at the symposium proved that making millions of dollars isn’t a pipe dream. You just need a little bit of help from the right people.

Since the S&P 500 bottomed at 676 and change on March 9, 2009, it is up more than 400% with dividends. That means it has risen 18% per year, on average, in the decade since then.

My Thoughts on Whether the Stock Market Has Topped May 2, 2019 by Brian Christopher Stocks, U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily Since the S&P 500 bottomed at 676 and change on March 9, 2009, it is up more than 400% with dividends. That means it has risen 18% per year, on average, in the decade since then.