The Cheat Sheet Rules the Market
The stock market’s about to enter a new stage of the market – a time when the the market will shift. Present day winners will fall and new leadership will emerge.
The stock market’s about to enter a new stage of the market – a time when the the market will shift. Present day winners will fall and new leadership will emerge.
Catching an industry in its prime growth phase is so wonderful. It is my belief the best growth story investors have at available today is the Chinese travel market.
2010’s been back-and-forth all year. But so far in September six of the seventeen stocks in the Growth Portfolio have hit 52-week highs.
Which will hit $1000 first — Google (it’s around $500) or Apple (it’s around $250)???
I think most of the stocks out there to buy are fairly valued. We need to find some Young Talent for our portfolios.
Old-schooled unemployed need to learn a new trade — quick. That’s why for-profit education is successful — graduate fast with a skill in demand.
When it comes to the stocks we own, I’m not concerned with the troubles of Greece. I’m really not. Doesn’t affect us.
Finding new growth stocks for the Growth Portfolio is slim pickens. The way I see the market now, the growth is found in only around ten stocks.
The stock market started to party this week — with many of our stocks headlining the event. The first stocks to start dancing were the NASDAQ stocks, should be the hot tickets to own in 2010.
Had we stuck with our 2007 stocks through 2008 and 2009 this portfolio would have jumped an astounding 86% in 2009 — leaving it only 18% off its 2007 close.
Here’s my Top Ten investment ideas for 2010. This year I stick to my roots — I know growth stocks and need to own stocks that fit my focus.
Many Chinese companies are prospering as China’s economy is living large. My focus for the last few months has been on Chinese stocks.