If you read a newspaper or turn on financial news, you’ve repeatedly been hearing the same things: Russia and Ukraine … inflation … gas prices … tech stocks’ demise.
Negativity abounds. And if investors focus solely on what the media’s talking heads are saying, they’ll miss one critically important thing: There is an abundance of opportunities for safe, timely investments with enormous profit potential.
And our editors and analysts know exactly where to look for them. Here are this week’s top stories from your favorite Weiss Ratings experts.
2 Sectors Wall Street Is Ignoring … but You Shouldn’t
Utilities and precious metals/miners are leading the competition. But Wall Street wants to keep you in the dark. Senior Analyst Mike Larson reports on why those two sectors are outperforming while pundits stay focused on riskier assets.
As fears of geopolitical strife and corresponding sell-offs in the market continue, Research Analyst Kelly Green points illustrates how investors have been presented with a buying opportunity … particularly in the tech sector.
VIDEO: Profit Steadily in an Unsteady World
There are ways to generate steady gains amid the unsteady backdrop of global relations. Right now, consumer spending is high, and markets remain largely unaffected by the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Financial News Anchor Jessica Borg interviews Senior Analyst Tony Sagami about companies surging in this climate, as well as his top pick in a climbing sector benefitting from a supply-demand squeeze.
Healthcare Stocks To Possibly Buy & Hold Forever
Americans are spending more money on over-the-counter drugs than ever before, and just like many medicine cabinets, great opportunities seem to be open. Senior Analyst Tony Sagami discusses why they make for great investments for the long term.
The crash of 1929. The emergence of Weiss stock ratings. The Businessman's Committee for Seasoned Management. And the Sound Dollar Committee. Founder Martin Weiss discusses how these four events have shaped the present market landscape … and why we need to learn from history lest we risk repeating it.
Until next week,
The Weiss Ratings Team
