The best and worst of 2019… and my favorite ideas for 2020
The winners and losers of 2019, plus where to look—and what to avoid—in 2020...
Three sectors to watch for big gains in 2020
Now is a good time to think about positioning your portfolio for the year ahead... and I expect three sectors to surprise investors on the upside...
Your trading toolbox for the New Year
2020 will be a stock picker’s market. And this means it’s time to review the arsenal of tools available to us investors.
U.S. energy dominance has turned this juggernaut stock into a bargain…
In an industry once dominated by Middle Eastern oil, the tide has shifted…
It’s time to buy Exxon Mobil
The bottom is in for Exxon... And we have an opportunity to capture more than 17% gains over the next few months.
It’s time to book profits on Citigroup (C)
Our Citigroup shares are up 9%-plus since my recommendation, but our downside risk is increasing... It’s time to take profits.
Warning: It’s time to sell into the market’s strength
Whenever the three major equity averages rally to risky levels simultaneously, it’s time to reduce your stock market holdings...
Chart of the week: Apple (AAPL)
Book profits on Apple (AAPL) as the stock is extremely overvalued fundamentally and its technical setup is creating an “inflating parabolic bubble.”
Chart of the week: Schlumberger Limited (SLB)
Buy Schlumberger for its solid fundamentals, its value relative to oil prices, and its hefty dividend.
A blueprint for investing in biotech
Brent Johnson of Santiago Capital has a controversial point of view: he believes both the dollar and gold will move higher. He also offers a bold prediction on the direction of U.S. stocks over the coming months. Plus, Frank breaks…
An economic revolution that happens once in a lifetime
Trump’s 2016 election marked the beginning of America’s fourth economic revolution. Today, its key elements are fueling a resurgence of middle-class prosperity… and one bargain investment opportunity promises to surge with it…
A three-point checklist for income investors
Weeding out inflated “fake” dividends from your holdings is one of the first steps to a stronger income portfolio. Here are three simple things to watch out for...
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