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Brought to you by INVESTORPLACE Hi Reader, I need to address some alarming news…. China’s economy will surpass the United States’ economy by 2028 , according to a recent report from the Centre for Economics and Business Research. To many folks, this sounds bad… But there is a way for American investors to profit on China’s surging economy… And they don’t need to touch a single Chinese stock. Over the course of my investment career, I’ve isolated more than 40 different 1,000% winners… Including seven different 5,000% winners… And today, I want to share a new opportunity with you . You see, the United States is expected to invest trillions of dollars into its domestic industries

"FOMO" describes the emotion that has been powering the stock market to all-time highs. Brought to you by INVESTORPLACE Risk Creeps Higher, but These Opportunities Remain Eric Fry What does FOMO look like? It probably looks a lot like the chart below. And also like the next chart… FOMO is, of course, the acronym that stands for "fear of missing out." And this catch-all term aptly describes the emotion that has been powering the stock market to all-time highs. This unique kind of "fear" is the one that causes rational individuals to pay irrational prices for high-flying stocks… or to pay any price whatsoever for a stock, as long as it's a high-flying one. When FOMO is th

"FOMO" describes the emotion that has been powering the stock market to all-time highs. Brought to you by INVESTORPLACE Risk Creeps Higher, but These Opportunities Remain Eric Fry What does FOMO look like? It probably looks a lot like the chart below. And also like the next chart… FOMO is, of course, the acronym that stands for "fear of missing out." And this catch-all term aptly describes the emotion that has been powering the stock market to all-time highs. This unique kind of "fear" is the one that causes rational individuals to pay irrational prices for high-flying stocks… or to pay any price whatsoever for a stock, as long as it's a high-flying one. When FOMO is th

Luke unveils a new 12-stock portfolio. Brought to you by INVESTORPLACE Feb 27, 2021 Luke Lango Debuts Small-Cap Service Hello, Savio. First up in today’s edition of the  Omnia Roundup , check out our biggest stories of the week. After that, I’ll share the latest  Omnia 5  – the five most exciting recent recommendations from our experts. Finally, we’ll take a look – expert by expert – at what else you may have missed at  InvestorPlace  this week. Luke Lango  launches  Exponential Growth Report . Eric Fry  places long-term bets against  Tesla   and   solar stocks . Matt McCall  releases new  Ultimate Crypto  Monthly Issue . Stefanie Kammerman  books  609% gains  on BP trade. Louis Navellier  recommends three new stocks in  Growth Investor  Monthly Issue

Hypergrowth stocks with big long-term potential got slammed this past week as the market freaked out about rising interest rates. Weekly Update: Did Higher Rates Just Kill the Bull Market? By Luke Lango and the InvestorPlace Research Staff Tough week. No other way to put it. Hypergrowth stocks with big long-term potential – like the ones we tell you about every single day in these very issues – got slammed this past week as the market freaked out about rising interest rates. On one end, this "freak out" makes sense. The 10-Year Treasury yield has sprinted higher. It's up about 50 basis points over the past month. On Thursday, it hit 1.6% – a level we haven't seen since well before the Covid-19 pandemic emerged. A higher 10-Year Treasury yield equals a higher cost of equity, which equals lower valuations for stocks, especially for growth st

Your Weekly Updates are now available online! Your Weekly Updates Feb 26, 2021 Dear Savio, One of the main catalysts behind the market’s recent consolidation was the rise in Treasury yields. The 10-year Treasury is currently sitting at about 1.4%, which is up from a 0.92% yield at the start of the year. It’s been a year since the 10-year Treasury broke through the 1.4% level. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s comments to Congress on Wednesday initially helped temper this week’s rise in Treasury yields. Powell reiterated that the Fed would keep key interest rates near-zero and maintain its bond buying program for the foreseeable future. But the reality is that yields are rising, and that has spooked some investors in recent weeks. Interestingly, though, higher Treasury yields don’t necessarily equate to lower stock prices. The folks at Bespoke recently reported that the 10-year Treasury yield and the 30