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Keith is the Chief Investment Strategist for Money Map Press. A seasoned market analyst and professional trader with more than 30 years of global experience, Keith is one of very few experts to correctly see both the dot.bomb crisis and the ongoing financial crisis coming ahead of time - and one ...more

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Top Picks 2021: Gilead Sciences
Gilead Sciences is under severe pressure and many investors don’t think it’ll ever come back which is almost always an excellent contrarian buying signal.
Top Picks 2021: Palantir
The premise behind Palantir (PLTR) is simple — digitalization is the single largest investment opportunity in mankind’s history and there’s only one company that’s written the big data engine needed to process it.
The Markets Care About One Thing When It Comes To Impeachment
History shows very clearly that the markets weather short-term corrective moves in accordance with the underlying fundamentals in place at the time of an “event.” Impeachment proceedings are no exception.
What Every Investor Needs To Know About China Right Now
China sees the unrest in Hong Kong as a direct challenge to its sovereignty and to the unchallenged territorial integrity it portrays to the world.
What Wall Street And The Media Don't Get About Interest Rates Could Make You A Fortune
The yield curve – meaning the difference between short-term rates and long-term rates – has historically been viewed as a barometer for gauging the relative strength or weakness of our economy.
Last Time Bonds Did This… These Stocks Surged
Most investors are surprised to learn that low-interest-rate environments are great for large-cap stocks with strong balance sheets, consistent earnings, and higher-than-average cash flow.
Here's What To Do With Your Facebook Shares Now
Facebook has a number of significant problems right now, which is why I want you to keep it on a very short leash.
Three Ways To Play A "Fed Trade" That Works Every Time
Traders give Team Yellen a 98.5% probability that the Federal Reserve is going to raise rates in November and an 86.7% probability that they’ll raise rates in December.
These Two REITs Can Be Safer Than Bonds When Rates Are Rising
There is a strong correlation between high total returns and the management approach taken to dividend policy over time whether it’s kicked off by regular investment activity or via real estate.
The Real Reason Tesla Stock Keeps Going Up Has Nothing To Do With Cars
Tesla stock hit another new record high Monday… up a staggering 1,200% since the company went public in 2010. Still, the bears can’t give up – not the least of whom is legendary hedge fund manager, David Einhorn.
The One Company You’ll Want To Own Before Brexit Negotiations Start
Worldpay Group plc is one of the world’s leading global payment providers and the United Kingdom’s largest payment processing company. This is a company for your portfolio right before Brexit negotiations start.
Why You Should Stay Away From Snap’s IPO
Snap IPO is happening at a time when social media is sun-setting – meaning that we’re seeing the end of believable hype because so many people have been burned on other “social” offerings.
The Best Stocks To Buy (And Sell) For Mega-Profits In 2017
Last summer, the Department of Homeland Security reaffirmed Raytheon's $1 billion contract to safeguard multiple federal agencies' data from cybercrime and keep many of its older legacy computer systems running. That's good for profit margins, too.
Why Sears Is Still The Most Dangerous Stock On Wall Street
Sears Holding Corp., announced a $900 million deal to sell its iconic Craftsman brand to rival tool maker Stanley Black & Decker earlier this week, leading many investors to wonder if it’s time to pony up for a rebound or just hang on.
The Tech Bet Almost No One Knows About
Technology is growing so fast companies cannot keep up.
Trump’s China Play Could Bring Big Profits To U.S. Investors
China's economy is 25 times larger today than it was in 1990. Cooked or not, you're talking about a growth rate backed by 1.6 billion people and a middle class that is now more than 600 million strong.
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