The Perpetual Money Machine

Hello, Reader. The election in November will go down as one of the most controversial ever. And many consider it the most important election in American history. I’m here to tell you that no matter who wins, there’s something on the horizon that will impact your daily life, your job and your retirement far more than any president. It’s a global event that’s already being labeled as “The Awakening.” And it’s going to change every aspect of your life. It will completely rewrite health care… How the financial markets operate… How businesses buy and sell goods and services… How you buy and sell a home… And even how you vote in elections. Techcrunch proclaims, “It is a tsunami-like phenomenon… enveloping everything along its way by the force of its progression.”

Volatility is about to enter a new bull market. Brought to you by INVESTORPLACE The One Trade to Make Before the Election Eric Fry The stock market volatility we’ve been seeing recently may be a taste of things to come over the next few weeks. The election, and its aftermath, could contain a few surprises that might shock the financial markets, at least temporarily. In fact, you could say that volatility is about to enter a new bull market. At least, that’s my expectation. The modern U.S. political climate has probably never been more polarized than it is today. Both sides of the political spectrum tend to regard one another with a mixture of contempt and disgust – and neither side seems eager to seek compromise. Gone are the days when the Democrat Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill would go out fo

Volatility is about to enter a new bull market. Brought to you by INVESTORPLACE The One Trade to Make Before the Election Eric Fry The stock market volatility we’ve been seeing recently may be a taste of things to come over the next few weeks. The election, and its aftermath, could contain a few surprises that might shock the financial markets, at least temporarily. In fact, you could say that volatility is about to enter a new bull market. At least, that’s my expectation. The modern U.S. political climate has probably never been more polarized than it is today. Both sides of the political spectrum tend to regard one another with a mixture of contempt and disgust – and neither side seems eager to seek compromise. Gone are the days when the Democrat Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill would go out fo

Despite Wall Street's grumpy week, we found reason to celebrate. Brought to you by INVESTORPLACE Finding Good News in a Bad Week Louis Navellier  looks for profits in keyboards and mice. Matt McCall  celebrates bitcoin’s big surge. Luke Lango  closes on the “Amazon of houses.” Wade Hansen  and  John Jagerson  take profits on MSFT and AAPL. Stefanie Kammerman  gets bearish on C. Neil George  unfolds his map for getting through this. Eric Fry  goes on defense for the moment. Dan Wiener  and  Jeff DeMaso  inspect this week’s numbers. Despite Wall Street’s grumpy week, in a  note  to his  Platinum Growth Club  members on Friday,  Louis Navellier  found reason to celebrate. “The V-shaped economic recovery persi