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   Your Evening Recap for Sunday, February 28thThe equities market closed lower on Friday to close out what was an otherwise down week for the market. The takeaways for investors is that Friday's action closed below the important 30-day moving average that had been acting as support. A close below this level could indicate a change in near-term trend and that could mean further losses in the days and weeks to come. The Top 3 Stocks to Buy in March 2021 There are plenty of questions that investors are pondering as we head into March. Are we at the beginning of a corrective phase in the market or is it time to buy the dip? Will the sell-off in bonds stabilize or should we anticipate more downside? Can the government get a stimulus bill be passed before the expanded unemployment benefits run out on March 14th? All of these things set the backdrop for March to be a fascinating month in financial markets. While keeping these questions in mind is important, that shouldn’t stop investors from seeking out high-quality stocks that can deliver strong alpha during March and over the long-term. Read The Full Story >Buy This Ticker Now: Projected To Jump 1,530% (Ad)With experts projecting gains as high as 1,530% by the end of this year… Warren Buffett again encourages investors to bet on America Billionaire Warren Buffett encouraged investors to maintain their faith in America's economy and the businesses his Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate owns in a reassuring letter to his shareholders Saturday. Buffett hardly even addressed the coronavirus that ravaged many businesses last year, instead focusing on the long-term prospects for the railroad, utility and insurance businesses and stocks that belong to Berkshire Hathaway. But he said U.S. business will thrive over time in spite of the pandemic. "In its brief 232 years of existence, however, there has been no incubator for unleashing human potential like America. Read The Full Story >3 Undervalued Mid-caps with Good Upside Midcaps hang out in the sweet spot of being big enough to attract investors' attention yet small enough to have the flexibility for above market growth. These three companies are especially worthy of consideration Read The Full Story >Buffett Dumps $800M Of Apple, Buys This Instead! (Ad)Warren Buffett recently dumped $800 million of Apple stock… House passes $1.9T pandemic bill on near party-line vote The House approved a $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill that was championed by President Joe Biden, the first step in providing another dose of aid to a weary nation as the measure now moves to a tense Senate. The new president's vision for infusing cash across a struggling economy to individuals, businesses, schools, states and cities battered by COVID-19 passed on a near party-line 219-212 vote early Saturday. That ships the bill to the Senate, where Democrats seem bent on resuscitating their minimum wage push and fights could erupt over state aid and other issues. Democrats said that mass unemployment and the half-million American lives lost are causes for quick, decisive action. Read The Full Story >Cronos Stock Pulls Back After Earnings, It Might Be Time To Buy Some Cronos Faces Near-Term Headwinds There are market forces coming into play that bear nothing but good things for Cronos Group (NASDAQ:CRON). On the one hand, Canada’s adult-use market is expanding in both scope and depth. On the other, production and capacity are coming into line with the market demand. What this means is that Cronos revenue is growing, its margins are improving, and sustained profitability is closer than ever before. The problem for shareholders is the near-term outlook. Cronos warned that pandemic-driven closures and consumer habits will have an impact on revenue growth. Read The Full Story >Tap Into Income Streams Big Banks Don't Want You To Know About (Ad)The reality is you can potentially make money much faster with options than with stocks - which is why professional traders prefer them. Learn more with big financial insider and trading expert, DaveAquino's Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Options. Nevada governor proposes giving tech firms power to govern Nevada's governor on Friday unveiled a proposal that would allow technology companies to establish jurisdictions with powers similar to those of county governments, arguing the state needed to be bold to diversify its economy and pushing back against those who have likened the idea to company towns. "This proposal is an exciting, unprecedented concept that has a potential to position Nevada as a global center of advanced technology and innovation, while helping to create immediate positive economic impact and shape the economy of the future," Gov. Steve Sisolak said of his Innovation Zones idea. Read The Full Story >MarketBeat: Week in Review 2/22 – 2/26Bond yields went up. Bitcoin went down and tech stocks along with the cryptocurrency. Interest rates will stay the same for as long as it takes. GameStop (NYSE:GME) became a thing again. And the stimulus package remains on the launching pad with an expected vote in the house this weekend. Other than that it was a quiet week in the market. Actually, it was kind of a quiet week. The economy looks like a runner at the starting block. All that it needs to hear is the starter’s gun. And if the vaccine rollout continues that may be sooner than we think. But right now the market knows it wants to go up but it just needs to see the economy reopen. Read The Full Story >House passes $1.9T pandemic relief bill, sends it to Senate The House approved a $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill early Saturday in a win for President Joe Biden, even as top Democrats tried assuring agitated progressives that they'd revive their derailed drive to boost the minimum wage. The new president's vision for flushing cash to individuals, businesses, states and cities battered by COVID-19 passed on a near party-line 219-212 vote. That ships the massive measure to the Senate, where Democrats seem bent on resuscitating their minimum wage push and fights could erupt over state aid and other issues. Democrats said the still-faltering economy and the half-million American lives lost demanded quick, decisive action. Read The Full Story > | ||
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