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MP Materials is best known as a rare earth metals SPAC from Chamath Palihapitiya. There’s a lot more from the former Molycorp though. It is an emerging EV picks and shovels play. Find out why we are so high on this stock long-term. Use Sustainable Growth, Retirement Income Options or RARE for access.
Merck is one of the omnipresent pharma companies in the world. Merck recently acquired autoimmune company Pandion Therapeutics and is expanding its pipeline. Will it see more growth? Is the dividend secure. Find out here.
3M is an America icon company that started as Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Company. It has been adapting to the modernizing world for decades and is now making its biggest pivot yet. Learn what their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats are in our 3M SWOT Report available with any stock membership.
Each week I cover stocks on this quarter’s Plug & Play Stocks list, and anything new, that we can consider buying now or soon. We also cover the stocks to trim on profits. Read Using Plug & Play Stocks and Technical Trading Basics: Using Overbought And Oversold Signals To Buy And Sell before buying or selling. […]
Summary Opendoor has success establishing itself as the real estate company with the most online transactions.Opendoor has a goal of expanding into more markets in the U.S., setting the company up for multiple years of strong growth.The valuation is attractive after the recent sell-off. This is a follow-up article to […]
MP Materials is an emerging growth leader in rare earth metals. But, it’s been falling lately. Where is the bottom. Is there more growth in the future. Does Chamath know all? Find out whether this stock will climb the mountain with a sustainable growth or RARE membership.
Real estate service companies have crushed REITS the past several years. Here is our SWOT report on Opendoor which is moving into the home transaction space and could become a monster quickly. Access this report with a Sustainable Growth membership.
There is blood in the streets for SPACs. It’s time to find bargains and asymmetric upside in the SPAC carnage. I have identified 7 SPACs post deal that are now poised to triples or more. I think we might get a 10-bagger or two or three from this group.
WeWork is trying to turnaround by cutting expenses and adding enterprise business. How are they doing? Truth be told, pretty good. But, is it good enough. Find out if WeWork is worth your money.
What we’re thinking about the potential of AST SpaceMobile. Where it can go right and where it might need help. Find out if we think this could be another 10-bagger for us.
It’s a golden world and getting goldier by the week. It’s time to sell most Bitcoin and head back into gold stocks. Plus, after calling the ARKK correction, I focus on where to buy it back, which is quite a bit lower from here if I’m right about Tesla needing a fat correction. More ETF Trends and pivots.
We cover a dozen stocks, including 3 dividend plays in uptrends, 3 growth stocks hitting pivots and the company that’s going to hand Tesla its tailpipe h in the next few years. New format, easier to use, great ideas.
It’s a golden world and getting goldier by the week. It’s time to sell most Bitcoin and head back into gold stocks. Plus, after calling the ARKK correction, I focus on where to buy it back, which is quite a bit lower from here if I’m right about Tesla needing a fat correction. More ETF Trends and pivots.
This week we review 5 stocks. Two that aren’t quite ready, but we should watch carefully and three that I am buying this week. Going into the portfolio is a medical diagnostics stock that is an M&A target, a mental health stock that helps keep people on track and an international solar play that has had a rough time at home despite huge growth rates. I see triples in all their futures.
Each week we introduce 3-5 ETFs within a trend or about to pivot that we are interested in. These ETF ideas are central to any smart asset allocator looking for an edge. This week we focused on communications, gold and clean energy. See what we’re thinking.
This company is poised to be the leader in EVs and has a massive amount of opportunities due to its 4IR technology. Further, the company has an extremely valuable real estate portfolio. It currently trades at 1/14th the market cap of a competitor that it outsells 8 to 1. This stock, not Tesla, can triple fairly easily in the next few years and could be a ten-bagger if Millennials go for a ride.
SPACs trading near their IPO prices pre-deal offer unlimited upside and small downside. These are rare asymmetric opportunities to invest. If you pay attention, there’s money laying on the ground for you and maybe more.
This week we focus on a top clean energy ETF, 3 healthcare stocks, an emerging oligopoly player in rare earth metals, two beaten up media companies, a space shot and a real estate play. Each stock is generating income via put selling and could be a double or triple in just a few years. Become a member to see what we are accumulating.
Today I cover 6 stocks that are close to or at buy prices that could see doubles and triple in price by the end of the Biden Presidency. We have 2 infrastructure and clean energy plays, a gold play, two media plays, healthcare and . Available to all stock memberships.
A post merger SPAC has come under short attack in the window post deal and pre-institutional buyers get in. This has happened several other times as traders, including basement hedge funds, exploit low float stocks. This is not much different than with microcaps. The difference is institutions will buy shares soon, reversing the trend back up. Get in before that happens.