Wall Street Unplugged
Episode: 657February 20, 2019

Why today’s “Goldilocks” economy is great for stocks

Goldilocks economy

Greetings from Baltimore. I’m on the road this week shooting a special informational video for our digital security, the Curzio Equity Owners (CEO) token. Leave it to me to head north, from Florida, when it’s supposed to snow several inches!

I don’t have a guest for you this week, but don’t worry. This podcast is full of useful information… especially if you’re worried about your portfolio.  

Today, I explain why this economy is great for stocks. Not too hot, not too cold… just right.

Walmart reported one of its best holiday quarters in years. I explain what its earnings results say about the economy.

An old portfolio holding was in the headlines yesterday… Navient, the student loan provider, rejected a buyout offer for $12.50 per share. I explain why Navient is worth much, much more than this takeover bid.

Thank you to all who have invested in our Curzio Research security token offering to date. I’m truly humbled by your belief in this company and what we have to offer. I update you today on how the first week is going… and our plan to grow this business into one of the largest independent financial newsletters in the country.

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Note: So far, the response to our security token offering has been amazing! But it’s not too late to participate and take advantage of my special members-only price. If you’re an accredited investor, the Curzio Equity Owners (CEO) security token gives you an equity stake in my company… and exposure to an incredible growth opportunity.

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