Trillions spent on “renewable” energy sources like wind and solar have failed to make a dent on fossil fuel consumption. And the lack of investment in fossil fuels is creating energy shortages around the world… unleashing a cash flow windfall for one of the world’s most hated commodity producers.
Money managers are seeing technology stocks shoot higher on bets that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is going to change the landscape for every business. They must find the money to invest through the sale of other assets, creating a value opportunity in the discount retail sector.
Put your emotions in check before you start investing. That way, you’ll hang onto more of your hard-earned money – and have plenty to invest in growing your wealth through future opportunities.
For the past several months here at Porter & Co., we’ve urged long-term investors to be cautious. We continue to believe a severe economic contraction is approaching. But that doesn’t stop us from finding shorter-term bullish opportunities.
Speculators are betting heavily against the price of 10-year U.S. Treasuries. It’s the second-largest short position since the CFTC began keeping records in 1992. History tells us this type of extreme positioning means bond prices are headed higher…
The company we’ll introduce today is deeply distressed… a formerly solid business on the ropes through no fault of its own. The risks are high, but the profits will likely be higher.
Last year’s sell-off in technology stocks crushed the shares of internet-infrastructure giant Amazon. But a recent momentum shift in the share price signals big gains may lie ahead.
To kick off Year #2, we’ve set our sights on an industry that’s deeply underappreciated… enjoys a unique quirk of financing that allows the strongest players to be ludicrously profitable… and is essential to the operation of civilization as we know it.
Our leading indicator of inflation growth tells us the Consumer Price Index is headed even lower when the May data is released. That should support the outlook for stocks…
