Stock Hotlist for May 31st


May 31st, 2021 Hotlist: 3 Stocks to Watch


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Dear ,

Earnings season continues to wind down this week with about 97% of the S&P 500 companies having already reported results.  First-quarter earnings are on pace to rise by 50% from a year ago, the quickest pace since 2010.  The fast rising Q1 earnings are a reflection of broad economic strength.  

One of the key takeaways from this earnings season is that demand is snapping back at a rapid pace.  And as vaccinations rise, infections decline and restrictions are lifted, increased spending seems probable.  As last week’s income and spending data confirmed, consumers continue to have a significant amount of excess savings on hand that they could deploy as normal activities begin to resume.  

Today’s stock hotlist features three tickers we think are worth watching closely this week.  Including one interesting way to get some skin in on global firms that stand to benefit as global economies regain strength.   

Continue reading to see which stocks you should watch this week…

To your wealth,

Felix @ Ace of Investing


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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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Report: 3 Small-cap Tickers to Buy Now

Following a tumultuous and turbulent year in 2020, the US economy appears to be on track for a strong turnaround in 2021.  Many investors are once again willing to take bets on small-cap stocks during the early stages of economic growth cycles.  The Russell 2000 has gained 48% in the last six months, outpacing the large-cap S&P 500, which has gained 28%. 

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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