Special Reports

Special Report: Buys and sells–and other money moves for Trump’s first 100 days. The complete 100 Days

Special Report: Buys and sells–and other money moves for Trump’s first 100 days. The complete 100 Days

What you need as an investor and what your portfolio needs is a road map to the likely events of the beginning of this new administration. And a take on what those events are likely to mean for the financial markets–and the prices of stocks and bonds. And recommendations on what moves to make to respond to the events of the first 100 days of a Trump Administration. Which is what this Special Report is all about. Here /i’ll give you an investor’s calendar to the first 100 days of Trump; a run-down of the likely effects on the financial markets of the events in the first 100 days; and recommendations for moves that you should make with your portfolio.

Special Report: “3 Strategies and 10 Picks for Juicy Returns in a Yield Drought”–first 6 picks

Special Report: “3 Strategies and 10 Picks for Juicy Returns in a Yield Drought”–first 6 picks

If you’re an investor looking for income, you’re facing what I’d call a Yield Drought. And this is no temporary dry spell. Things on the income investing front look they’ll get worse before they get better. Unless a financial crisis intervenes in 2025 to make everything else much worse and the yield story much better. Because, you see, there are two parts to the current Yield Drought.

Special Report: Buys and sells–and other money moves for Trump’s first 100 days. The complete 100 Days

Updated Special Report “11 Trump winners and 5 Harris/Trump losers”–first loser picks after Trump’s win

When I posted the previous version of this Special Report back on September 30, I wrote: “I don’t know which candidate will win the election. Right now the polls are within the margin of error on the national level–and even tighter in the seven battleground states that will likely decide the election. But I do know the results on November 5 will move stocks. Some right off the bat even before the results are certified. And more significantly as a new administration clarifies its policy views and takes office.” That has changed just a bit with last night’s victory by Donald Trump. We do know who won and will be the President come January 20. And we do know whose policies will move stocks and the financial markets in general. So let’s see if I can bring my picks and strategic advice up to date.

Special Report: Welcome to the new age of catastrophe capitalism–Part One, what capital markets will look like

Special Report: Welcome to the new age of catastrophe capitalism–Part One, what capital markets will look like

Let’s talk today about the changes that global climate change is creating in our capital markets and on the very structure of current capitalism. Part One of this Special Report will look at the nature of the changes. Part Two, later this week, will look at specific implications for your portfolio. Hurricanes Helene and Milton are the perfect case study for the coming changes in capital markets and capitalism.

Special Report: Buys and sells–and other money moves for Trump’s first 100 days. The complete 100 Days

Special Report “10 Trump and 10 Harris winners (and 5 losers)–first 3 Trump picks and first 3 Harris picks

I don’t know which candidate will win the election. Right now the polls are within the margin of error on the national level–and even tighter in the seven battleground states that will likely decide the electionm. But I do know the results on November 5 will move stocks. Some right off the bat even before the results are certified. Ans more significantly as a new administration clarifies its policy views and takes office.The results will move the stock market in general
And they will move individual stocks and sectors in particular.

Special Report: “10 New Stock Ideas for an Old Rally”–all 10 picks

Special Report: “10 New Stock Ideas for an Old Rally”–all 10 picks

The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index had a banner first half of 2024 with the index climbing more than 17% as of June 30. But two-thirds of that gain is attributable to just six stocks: Nvidia (NVDA), Microsoft (MSFT), Alphabet (GOOG), Amazon.com (AMZN), Meta Platforms (META), and Apple (AAPL.).Track the performance of equal-weighted version of the S&P 500–rather than the commonly tracked index where the contribution of any stock to the index is weighted by market cap–and the index was up just 3.9% in the first half of 2024. For the second half of 2024 and looking ahead to 2024, I’m not so much worried about the fundamentals of this extraordinary rally as I am by a failure of market imagination Everybody owns the same 6 stocks. Hey, I get the excitement around these stocks and the boom in Artificial Intelligence. I share it. Which is why I own shares of Nvidia, Amazon, and Alphabet in my online portfolios. But there are 494 other stocks in the S&P 500. And 2000 stocks in the small-cap Russell 2000.(Up 9% in the first half of 2024.)After a rally that has recorded 30 new record highs for the S&P 500 just the first half of n 2024, some of that other 494–or 2000–are actually better stock buys, and likely to out perform the 6 stocks everybody owns from their current record high prices. But which ones? That’s what my Special Report: “10 New Stock Ideas for an Old Rally” is all about.

Today I added Salesforce from my 5 Next Big Things Special Report to my Jubak’s Picks portfolio

Today I added Salesforce from my 5 Next Big Things Special Report to my Jubak’s Picks portfolio

At this point in the AI cycle I’d like to own shares of companies providing AI solutions in relatively “easy” data universes. (Nothing as complex as voice recognition for an interface with a diverse customer universe under uncontrolled environmental conditions. Like a family in a car at a McDonald’s drive-through.) And I’d like to focus on shares of companies with products that provide clear enhancements to customers bottom lines. Like my Pick #4 Salesforce (CRM). in my 5 Next Big Things Special Report.