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| By Jim Nelson |
Brent crude prices touched $100 a barrel again this week after dropping down to just above $70 earlier this month.
The war is back on. Tariffs are back on.
The costs of goods are going to rise from here. It’s not a matter of if, but by how much.
Meanwhile, anyone relying on their investment income to help cover rising costs is out of luck:
The average stock in the S&P 500 pays just 1.09% in dividends to shareholders right now.
These 50-year lows were barely helped by Nvidia’s (NVDA) recent dividend hike to $1 per year.
In fact, that increase only gives the chip giant a 0.5% dividend yield.
This is compounded by the fact that, as we’ve covered twice recently, Social Security is becoming less secure.
Fortunately, these are all areas of expertise and intense study by two important folks here at Weiss Ratings.
The first, Dr. Martin Weiss, has spent decades warning about high government debts and the true cost of real inflation.
The other, Safe Money expert Nilus Mattive, even spent time at Standard & Poor’s learning the ins and outs of how investors aren’t getting enough income from their investments.
Back in the shadow of the Great Recession, they first partnered on a special project to help investors juice their investment income.
The strategy has evolved and been perfected. Now, it pays as much as $1,000 or more nearly every Friday … with a 93.8% win-rate.
On Tuesday, July 28, at 2 p.m. Eastern, Martin and Nilus will share how it works and how you can get started with their “Friday Income Machine.”
I use this strategy personally. And I hope you come to see it for yourself.
Of course, there’s always a lot going on around Weiss Ratings. Here is what else your experts are working on …
When Technology Puts Your Money and Freedom at Risk
Nilus shares a recent incident that has him looking at the looming threat to personal and financial freedom coming our way.
Quantum Computing Heads to Space
Q-Day is coming. And Michael A. Robinson is looking to space for answers and what to do about it.
Why 3 Wall Street Banks Just Tore Up Last Year’s Copper Forecast
Copper is quickly becoming a problem. Sean Brodrick has followed it closely and is now, finally, joined by the rest of Wall Street.
How to Play the Next $75 Billion AI Boom That Fits in Your Pocket
SpaceX may not ever release a phone, as many have suggested. But Michael tells you why it doesn’t matter. No matter who makes your next phone, it’s what’s inside it that counts.
The New $1.75 Billion Pentagon Contract Puts This Small-Cap in the Spotlight
A new government contract marks a major change for what the Pentagon does next with its $1 trillion+ budget. Michael has the best way to play it.
Have a great weekend!
Jim Nelson
Managing Editor, Weiss Ratings Daily

