September 16, 2024
2 Ways to Aim for Titanic Tech Gains
Dear Subscriber,
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| By Gavin Magor |
When it comes to picking stocks, you always have to play chess … not checkers.
By that, I mean think strategically. And always try and see the big picture.
For me, I always use the Weiss Ratings to help that process. And don’t just take my word for it.
Historically, the Weiss Ratings have been able to help investors again and again.
One strategy for my stock selection process is to see which sectors have performed well for the first three quarters of the year.
Since we’re already halfway through the month of September — a historically bad month for the stock market — I wanted to see which sectors are up year to date.
As you may have guessed, energy is having one of the worst years so far, and it’s not very close.
But others, such as utilities and technology, are doing quite well.
The utilities, tech and retail sectors top the list in performance … closely followed by healthcare and financials.
In general, I do like utilities for their relative stability … and the fact that they typically pay solid dividends.
But I also love technology stocks for their potential to offer outperforming gains.
I also find it quite fascinating how technology stocks are valued more on their future growth than present earnings.
They typically trade more on a “story” narrative rather than present financials.
And that’s why I want to turn your attention to the incredible research power of the Weiss Stock Ratings.
I want to go over two incredible ways to take advantage of this year’s very strong tech sector performance.
Strategy No. 1: Weiss Stock Screener
One way is to check the Weiss Stock Ratings.
I asked: What are some of our highly rated technology stocks, ranked by current market capitalization?
Here’s what populated:
I’m sure you are already familiar with most of these names. But there may be some in here that you are less familiar with … Palo Alto Networks (PANW), Fair Issac (FICO) and Gartner (IT ) to name a few.
You can also see that these three were recently upgraded, indicated by the green arrow to the right of their investment rating.
You don’t need me to tell you that Nvidia (NVDA) has had a historically strong year, up around 148%, as I write.
Whilst Nvidia has stolen the show in terms of media press this year — and rightfully so — other large highly-rated tech stocks have performed fairly well.
Microsoft (MSFT) is up 16% on the year. And Apple (AAPL) is up 21%.
Be sure to explore all of our highly rated names. That’s especially important if you’re trying to add some technology exposure to your portfolio.
Strategy No. 2: The Next Nvidia
My colleague and Silicon Valley insider, Michael Robinson has just released a blossoming technology stock to his Weiss Technology Portfolio Members.
He describes it as “The Next Nvidia” in his recent presentation.
I know. That sounds like a wild prediction. But he has the track record to back that up.
He’s had some major winning stock predictions in the past. Some major ones include a 1,195% gain on Taiwan Semi (TSM), a 1,780% gain on Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and even a 24,483% gain on Bitcoin.
So, when he says he has “The Next Nvidia,” I want to know more. If you do too, watch his presentation here.
And remember, when you’re choosing which stocks to buy, always remember the big picture … trust the data … and have a time-tested strategy that takes calculated risks.
By doing that, I’m quite confident you’ll fare better than most.
Cheers!
Gavin
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