It's time to pick some low hanging fruit! Our Cash Machine portfolios have been on a roll as of late, so it's an excellent time to take some profits -- especially in this market. So in this Alert, I want you to take our gains from three recommendations and be sure that I'll have some more picks for you soon in Cash Machine updates. Read
Energy assets are cheap by historical standards right now, and with the demand for energy likely to rise again as the global economy rebounds, I'd increasing our exposure to the energy sector today. I recommend that you buy this energy company before the market close today in order to receive the May dividend of 15%. Read
In the April Cash Machine issue that will be posted later today, I recommended two new plays to profit from the ever-widening world of wireless services. I will give you more details about these companies and why they are great ways to profit from the ever-widening world of wireless services in the monthly issue. But you need to buy shares in after-hours trading. Read
In recent weeks, the U.S. government has taken huge strides to shore up the economy, and I am as hopeful as any investor for the eventual full economic recovery. But it is undeniable that there are so many unknowns to this whole bailout process. And markets don't rally 20% without the very high probability of a pullback before a resumption of the uptrend occurs. That's why I think we should protect our recent gains with a hedge play. Read
Today, I have a new recommendation for you. We have already invested in this fund in late 2008, and in January we sold it for an impressive 45% gain. The price of this fund is attractive again, and there are some strong catalysts to increase its shares. So read on for why this fund is a great buy right now. Read
As you already know, our 25% Cash Machine is not a static portfolio. We are open to moving money where it is best served for our purposes, and where we can profit from maximum growth. And that means taking our money out of positions that are no longer in our best interest. So as we begin the New Year, I want to do just that by making a few adjustments to our portfolio. Read