This is often how it goes: when investors are laser-focused on a company performing one way, even a small deviation from expectations can trigger panic. But when the underlying analysis suggests that once emotions cooled and the data is reviewed objectively, investor nerves will settle. That’s the story Porter tells today.
Today, Porter lays out the basic math behind Social Security’s coming collapse, and the simple solution for how to fix it.
Today, Porter warns that a popular retailer has begun a terminal decline – much like he correctly predicted for Sears and J.C. Penney years ago – that will end in bankruptcy by the end of the decade.
Today, Porter shares the one investing secret that he plans to share with his kids. Here’s the best part for you. If a significant portion of your wealth is invested this way, you never have to worry about what the market is going to do.
The last great computer revolution (the internet boom) was run by multiple companies that controlled the key enabling technologies: Intel, Cisco, Microsoft, Apple, and Oracle. With the parallel processing revolution, Porter writes, it’s all Nvidia.
Warren Buffett’s greatest secret – to be fearful when others are greedy and to be greedy when others are fearful – is largely ignored because, first of all, a frothy market that’s going higher virtually every day looks like the best time to make a lot of money in stocks.