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Click here to unsubscribe.  ECONOMIC CALENDAR EANINGS CALENDAR UP & DOWNGRADES Because it's never too late to retire early Dividend-paying tech stocks to add to your portfolio While it's tempting to cash in your chips and run for the exits when the stock market looks like it's collapsing, history shows that severe corrections and bear markets are the best times to put your money to work.   A bull market has followed every single major downturn. It's the adage of buy cheap, sell dear at work and it is how you can generate transformational wealth for yourself and your family. But when everything looks reasonable, how do you know what to buy?   During such times, dividend stocks are your friend. By definition, dividend stocks are profitable companies that are sharing their excess income with you. Sure, a business can have a rough patch and report losses occasionally. But by and large, companies paying dividends are proven businesses and often have endured numerous market cycles while their payouts have endured. Tech stocks aren't often thought of as a place to look for dividends. However, this pair of dividend payers are among the best you can buy in July. FIND OUT MORE >>> Recommended Link:   Millions of  Americans Unprepared For Inflation/Recession  - Expert Says Odds "100%" Fox Business says "The U.S. economic outlook is darkening so rapidly that a recession may be on the horizon..." Fortune says famous billionaires Carl Icahn, Bill Gross and Jeff Gundlach believe "...a recession, or 'even worse,'" will soon sweep the nation.  And famous wealth manager David McAlvany says we're facing "...a 50% chance that it happens in one year, it's a 100% chance that it happens in two years, we cannot avoid a recession." That's why thousands of Americans believe it's best to shift a portion of your savings into physical gold right now. To learn how to diversify your savings with precious metals… >> Get Your FREE 35-page NEW Gold & Silver Information Kit Now Before a Recession Sweeps The Nation Your family will thank you. Jim Cramer says retiring early is a mistake Jim Cramer warns that if you retire too soon, "you're going to pay for it for the rest of your life."   This is because those who retire decades earlier than expected may require "a lot more" savings than they anticipate. "Many people are placing wagers against themselves. They are hedging against their life expectancy.   Similarly, Cramer doubts the FIRE movement, which stands for "Financial Independence, Retire Early." The idea behind FIRE is to invest as much of your income as possible, typically between 50 and 75 percent, to retire as early as your 30s or 40s.   Cramer says that such a lifestyle is expensive and can easily be derailed by any number of expenses that can happen over decades of retirement. FIND OUT MORE >>> 2 growth stocks to buy in a bear market. Here's why If you buy stocks in a bear market, you better prepare for some downside volatility, and you need to be sure the company will emerge from the economic slowdown in good shape. If investors can do the former, then I think the latter is covered by looking at stocks like Google parent Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) and industrial software company PTC (NASDAQ: PTC).    Here's why. FIND OUT MORE >>> 6 investing tips to hedge against inflation High inflation can wreak havoc not only on household budgets but on investment portfolios as well, hitting certain assets and generally making it more difficult for returns to outpace rising prices. However, that doesn't mean investors can't make moves to protect their wealth from high inflation.  In June, inflation hit its highest level in nearly 41 years. As a result, investors must consider how inflation affects them personally despite the scary headline numbers. Here are some other investments that can help investors manage inflation. Of course, no investment is ideal for everyone. But, here are a few things to consider. FIND OUT MORE >>> The Strategies & Tools You Need To Succeed: These 2 REITs could be sleeping giants Crude oil back in the sell zone? Why you should stay away from these vulnerable stocks right now ©2022 Never Too Late Investor 20 North Orange Avenue, Unit 1100 Orlando, Florida 32801 You are receiving this message because you are subscribed to Never Too Late Investor. You can view our policies, terms & conditions by visiting investinglate.com If you would not like to receive this publication feel free to unsubscribe   Thank you for your readership!