Giving Ourselves A Grade, Part II
Today, we continue the Porter’s report-card grading with two of our key advisories… Marty Fridson’s Distressed Investing and Erez Kalir’s Tech Frontiers.
Today, we continue the Porter’s report-card grading with two of our key advisories… Marty Fridson’s Distressed Investing and Erez Kalir’s Tech Frontiers.
Today, Porter kicks off his annual Report Card grading with Porter Stansberry’s Complete Investor – and the new spin-off Best Buys.
With the U.S. government restarting the financial printing press, the social problems we’ve seen emerging for the last decade become vastly worse, as the affordability crisis moves from the young, who can’t afford to start a life in America, to the old, who are completely dependent on government payments, which have less and less purchasing power. The “End of America” is not a prediction anymore.
In today’s issue, we announce a key new feature of The Trading Club and address several questions from subscribers. We also provide an overview of the biggest new development in financial markets.
Right now, the industry that produces the key ingredient for everything from Oreo cookies to living-room paint is near the bottom in operating profit and share price. This distress creates the opportunity to recommend shares of one the leaders (a century-old business) in the production of this chemical.
Recent share-price volatility serves as a reminder that investors should always be re-evaluating their portfolios for changes in a company’s fundamentals. That’s even more true when there is a trend change at the top of the market, coupled with the annual tradition of year-end portfolio rotation.
Many public companies make significantly large investments into private startups, which then balloon into huge assets on the public companies balance sheets… yet very few investors ever spot them. Meaning many share prices are missing some real value… yours for the taking.
We’re issuing the following covered-call trade alert on shares of this silver ETF.