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I don't know about you, but I'm very glad to put September in the rearview mirror. Monthly ISSUE Sep 30, 2021 Hi Savio, I don't know about you, but I'm very glad to put September in the rearview mirror. It was a tough month for the stock market and our Power Portfolio stocks, but the reality is the volatility and subsequent weakness is par for the course for the stock market in September, as it is the weakest month of the year for the market. Now, there is some good news here, too. For starters, several of our Power Portfolio stocks began to turn around in the final 10 trading days of the month due to increased buying pressure, which is a very positive sign. Looking ahead to October, I expect our stocks to really hit the gas. The reality is October has been a seasonally strong month for the market for more than 30 years.

Brought to you by INVESTORPLACE It's Time to Devise Your "Escape Velocity" Plan Eric Fry Dear Reader, Right now, "escape velocity" means nothing to you. You probably opened this email thinking, What the heck does that mean? Financial escape velocity is obtained when you're not weighed down by the gravity of taxes, inflation, and all the other forces that quietly steal your wealth away before you can enjoy it. In essence, it's a form of freedom, of utter weightlessness, and the formula of which my friend and colleague Louis Navellier has only just achieved. That's why I'm coming to you today. As I alluded on Tuesday, this is huge. It's so huge, in fact, that Louis and I will be sitting down to

Good Riddance, September Luke Lango Well, that was a  month worth forgetting . The stock market ended a sloppy September on a mixed note, with the Dow and S&P 500 falling as value stocks lagged, and the Nasdaq gaining as growth stocks powered higher on the back of yields moving slightly lower. Our take? Goodbye September. Let’s move on. The reality is that the market had a bad month because the 10-year Treasury yield surged, and we don’t pay too much attention to this surge because we do not believe this surge will today or in the future impact the fundamentals underlying our stocks. There are really three big things here. One, as outlined in previous issues,  we’re firm believers that the long-term trajectory of yields will be lower-for-longer in the big picture

The stock market ended a sloppy September on a mixed note.     Daily Notes Sep 30, 2021 Good Riddance, September Hi Savio, Well, that was a  month worth forgetting . The stock market ended a sloppy September on a mixed note, with the Dow and S&P 500 falling as value stocks lagged, and the Nasdaq gaining as growth stocks powered higher on the back of yields moving slightly lower. Our take? Goodbye September. Now, let’s move on. The reality is that the market had a bad month because the 10-year Treasury yield surged, and we don’t pay too much attention to this surge because we do not believe it will impact the fundamentals underlying our stocks today or in the future. There are really three big things here… One, as outlined in previous issues,  we’re firm believers that the long-term trajectory of yields will be lower-for-longer in the b

Hello, this is Jeff DeMaso with the FFSA Vanguard Hotline for Thursday, September 30th. HOTLINES NEWS ISSUES No. Diversification Isn't Broken Hello, this is Jeff DeMaso with the FFSA Vanguard Hotline for Thursday, September 30 th . There are no changes recommended for any of our Model Portfolios . The economy is growing, but at a slower pace than it was earlier this year as we emerged from the pandemic recession. Moody's and the Atlanta Fed now estimate that the economy grew at a bit better than 3% annual pace in the quarter that ends tonight. That's a decent clip, but it is down from the roughly 6% annual growth rates we saw in the first and second quarters—but as Dan and I often warned, that pace of growth simply wasn't sustainable. The current estimates suggest, though, that even with 3% growth the economy will still be around $360 billion shy of where it likely would've been had CO

A four-word phrase I never imagined thinking was, "Thank you, Jim Cramer." But that's the exact thought that came to mind during the September 22 airing of CNBC's Mad Money program. By Eric Fry Sep 30, 2021 More Detail About Standard Lithium Hello, Savio. A four-word phrase I never imagined thinking was, "Thank you, Jim Cramer." But that's the exact thought that came to mind during the September 22 airing of CNBC's Mad Money program. On the "Executive Decision" segment of that show, host Jim Cramer conducted an interview with Robert Mintak, CEO of my newest "

Brought to you by INVESTORPLACE Hello, Reader. I'd like to invite you to a special event on Tuesday, October 5.   I'll be sitting down with my friend and colleague Louis Navellier to discuss a unique strategy that does something truly amazing:   When used correctly, it could potentially turn small stock moves into large gains…. And significant gains into enormous winners.   For instance, a stock Louis identified a few years ago rose 89% … but a back test of this strategy showed that you could have made 1,329%  gains on the exact same stock and over the exact same time. A different stock that went up 124% in four months  could have been upgraded to a 967%  gain instead. Or take a third stock that went up 68% in a year —adding just one extra wrinkle could have boosted that gain to 48