You have to ask yourself, before you sell something, why are you really doing it?
Investors are more likely to give the market the benefit of the upside. That's what makes the most sense.
Semiconductors are used in cars, computers and even high-tech grills. The problem is China's appetite is also insatiable -- and Taiwan is stuck in the middle.
Is the truth in the jobs report or GM's earnings? Or is it in the cruise lines or the real estate firms? Let me show you the 'REIT' way to look at it.
If you own the stock, here's what I suggest you do right now.
Here are the stocks to watch as the pandemic throws us a curve-ball.
They don't get stuck in a rut. They are always innovating and, if necessary, buying.
They are all chasing the same people, the millennials.
We really don't know which kinds of companies China is going to target, but I see one pattern, and you should know it before you put down your cash.
As the Robinhood debacle shows, not much has changed over the decades when it comes to initial public offerings.