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3 Funds You Can “Buy on the Dip” Right Now! August 17, 2019 by The American Investor Today Team American Investor Today, Gold, Investing, Saturday News Letter, U.S. Economy Matt Badiali and Chad Shoop recommend three sectors set to rally higher this year. (2-minute read)

An inverted yield curve has preceded the last seven recessions. And, like Lois Lane in the Superman comics, investors are left openly wondering: “Who will save us now?”

Yield Curve Inverts — The Fed Will Save Us From a Recession August 16, 2019 by Ian King Government & Politics, Recession, U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily An inverted yield curve has preceded the last seven recessions. And, like Lois Lane in the Superman comics, investors are left openly wondering: “Who will save us now?”

Following insiders into this pharma stock will be lucrative. The people who are buying have intimate knowledge of the operations of the business.

Grab 20% Gains From Pharma Powerhouse Bristol-Myers Squibb August 15, 2019 by Brian Christopher Investment Opportunities, Stocks, Winning Investor Daily When the market is falling, you should see it as an opportunity to buy stocks for cheap … then reap the rewards once the Fed steps in.

Walmart Won’t Yield for the Inverted Curve; Alibaba Black Sheep August 15, 2019 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff No Money, Mo’ Problems OK, class. Today, I’m going to try to learn you something. I’m sure you’ve heard that the Dow plunged more than 800 points yesterday — its biggest one-day loss of the year. The reason for that plunge was the inverted yield curve. You may have also heard from the financial media […]

Big Data companies such as Amazon and Google need specialized buildings to hold the massive server farms that underpin their businesses.

REITs Will Outperform Big Data Stocks August 13, 2019 by Ted Bauman Investment Opportunities, Real Estate, Winning Investor Daily Because of their special tax treatment, these hidden assets have exceptionally high yields. That makes them attractive alternatives to bonds in a low-interest-rate environment.