 | I’m your dividend guy, but I’m casting a wider yield net this week.
Let’s talk about bonds.
I haven’t taken bonds seriously in years. With depressed yields since the 2008 crisis and recession, I saw no real point in allocating capital to a fixed income stream without hope of growth.
But today, bonds look lucrative — at least if you know the right moves to make.
I wrote about the inverted yield curve earlier this month. In plain English, a yield curve flips when shorter-term bonds come with higher yields than longer-term bonds.
That’s the exact situation we’re in today.
And it’s why I suggest you go short with this bond strategy. Suggested Stories: Buy Argentina’s Top-Rated Natural Gas Stock as Global Demand Soars The Surprising Winner of the Inflation Reduction Act
| In July 2020, the Trump administration oversaw a RADICAL change to the tech world … one that could unleash a huge wave of disruption … prosperity … and wealth creation in the near future. Chances are you haven’t heard about it until today. But according to one of America’s most respected tech forecasters, it’s set to create small fortunes right here in this country. He recently went on camera to explain why. | |
Chart of the Day Misleading headlines happen, which is accurate for economic news.
That’s unfortunate.
In many cases, the headline is all that analysts or investors read.
A recent example of an incomplete headline is “Rents Drop for First Time in Two Years After Climbing to Records.” That’s from The Wall Street Journal, but other websites carried similar news.
Apartments.com aggregates data for the rental market.
A recent report from the site inspired the WSJ headline.
The report includes apartments, homes and short-term and long-term rentals.
The headline is, in a way, accurate.  Suggested Stories: Unemployment Rate Could Top 9% in the Next Recession This 6.6% Dividend Profits From the Resilient U.S. Consumer
| Most people don’t know this…
But sixty percent of the energy that’s generated each year in America is wasted.
That’s right — sixty percent!
Yet a tiny Silicon Valley company has just discovered how to use AI to tap this trillion-dollar treasure trove of wasted energy … and turn it into power we can use…
Meaning this company’s growth could be almost unimaginable… | |
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1920: Chicago White Sox owner Charles Comiskey suspended seven of eight players after some had admitted to a grand jury that they had thrown the 1919 World Series against the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for a bribe. The event would forever be known as the Black Sox Scandal in Chicago. | |
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