CES is probably the most important tech event of the year. It covers all the current and soon-to-be tech that will impact our lives and businesses. We will focus on tech the next few weeks.
Tag: sustainability
Sustainable Growth Trends
Investing in the sustainable “smart everything” 4IR world. Includes Global Trends ETF plus Global Fintech & Ecommerce Trends.
Save The World & Get Rich
Plug & Play ETF Portfolio Models Q3 2020
Summary Read “Using The Plug & Play Portfolio Models” before you do any buying or selling.First off are cash levels […]
Top 10 Growth Stocks
Here are our Top 10 Growth Stocks for 2020-21. The Coronavirus Covad-19 stock market correction could be a great time to buy these great businesses. See our Bottom Fishing prices, as well as, current support levels.
Investing In The 2020s
A Special Report that I am giving to clients of my investment advisory for the 2020 New Year. Webinar linked. Get access with a free Special Reports membership.
Sustainable Growth Investing Model: December 2019
Sustainable Growth Investing uses a base ETF allocation and long-term growth stocks for generating capital appreciation. This strategy can be used for an entire portfolio or as an add-on to a more diversified portfolio, such as, a retirement plan. The Sustainable Growth Investing mission is to beat the S&P 500 stock market index without added risk.
Sell Utilities And Buy Companies Utilities Pay
Utilities are priced for perfection and about to enter a heavy capital spend cycle as they build out renewable energy and the smart grid. Buy stocks in companies that utilities will have to spend with. Sustainability does not have to mean higher risk.
The Solar Stock Utilities Love And An Oil Company Might Buy
Solar has a growth rate over 20% per year and will likely see a phase of 30% growth soon. There are a few leaders in utility scale solar that should be on your radar as a core holding. The oil majors are likely to expand into solar given their land holdings and stated desire to become “stewards of the environment” (cough, I know, sort of funny, but not in a “ha-ha” way).
