Daily Stock Pick: June 4th, 2021
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Dear,
Wall Street was optimistic this morning after the release of the May jobs report. The Labor Department reported that the U.S. economy added 559,000 jobs last month, slightly lower than the 671,000 jobs expected. However May’s jobs number is a drastic improvement from April’s disappointing 266,000 jobs addition. The three benchmarks moved slightly higher on the news.
Financial stocks have been in the limelight this year. The Financial Sector SPDR ETF (XLF) has outperformed the broader market, with a total return of more than 32% year-to-date, compared to the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) which is only up 13.5% in the same period.
Our trade alert for today highlights what some are calling the next financial stock to shake up the industry.
Click here to find out which stock we recommend today…
To your wealth,
Felix @ Ace of Investing
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Cyclical stocks considered too risky just a few months ago are suddenly flashing on investors’ radar.
Bank of America, for instance, sees the U.S. stock market in the early stages of a value cycle that will pick up steam in 2021. “The relative discount for value stocks remains nearly two standard deviations below average, “ BofA analysts say.
In this article we highlight three stocks that seem timely in a post-pandemic world, which for practical purposes should materialize in 2021.
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Volatility could continue as Wall Street processes a slew of economic data. But if what we have witnessed as the market has chopped around this month is any indicator, dip buyers are waiting to step into declines and snap up perceived bargains.
Continue reading to find out which tickers our team has their eyes on this week…
Report: Forget Short Selling. Do this instead
When a sharp market downturn occurs, you can benefit from taking the reverse direction of the markets.
Investors use bearish bets to hedge their portfolios or to turn a quick profit if things get ugly. The main risk of traditional short-selling is that while profit is capped (a stock can only fall to zero), risk is theoretically unlimited.
Of course, other tactics can be used to cover a position at any time, but with a short-selling position, inventors are at risk of receiving margin calls on their trading account if their short position moves against them.
Where to Invest $500 Right Now…
Before you consider buying any of the stocks in our report, you’ll want to see this.
Investing legend, Whitney Tilson just revealed his #1 stock for 2021…
And it’s not in any of our reports.
He bought Netflix at $7.78, Apple at $1.42, Amazon at $48 and Now he’s going all-in on the one stock driving the next big tech trend that will make investors rich in 2021.
You can learn all about it on Mr. Tilson’s Website, here.
Wondering what stock he’s investing in?
Click here to watch his presentation, and learn for yourself…
But you have to act now, because a catalyst coming in a few weeks is set to take this company mainstream… And by then, it could be too late.
Click here to reveal the name and ticker of Whitney Tilson’s no. 1 pick for 2021…
Report: 3 Small-cap Tickers to Buy Now
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Because of their size, small-cap stocks have strong, albeit volatile, growth potential. If you’re interested in adding small-cap stocks to your portfolio but want to cut back on the risk, these ETFs can reduce the volatility associated with individual stocks while adding an important layer of diversification to your portfolio.
In this article, our analysts look at three important small-cap ETFs to consider if you want to take advantage of the benefits that small-caps can provide but don’t want to deal with the analysis and decision-making.
Continue reading to see which 3 small-cap tickers to buy now…
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2020 was a year where we heard a LOT about what some have dubbed “blank check companies.” But more sophisticated investors refer to these potential unicorns as “Special Purpose Acquisition Companies” or SPACs from here on out in this power playbook.
With the IPO market booming and investors looking for bigger and better returns, SPACs are revving up their engines in hot pursuit of their merger targets. And every single day, a new one gets announced.
And I’m betting the only reason you aren’t already in on this profit opportunity is because you don’t really “get it.” After you finish this playbook, that won’t be a problem anymore.
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