Author: Tom Gentile

How to Profit from the Senate’s Health Care Vote

After the Senate scored the votes on Tuesday to review a plan for repealing or repealing and replacing what’s come to be known as Obamacare, we saw a mixed bag reaction from health care stocks. Even some of the bulletproof ones, like Amgen Inc. (AMGN), closed lower from their opening highs.

Now Whether or not this was simply a kneejerk reaction remains to be said. Only time will tell if their bill will pass – and it’s got a ways to go from here.

But no matter what happens next, you’ve got a great opportunity to make some real money right now.

And here’s the easiest way to do it…


What the Media’s Got Wrong About the Amazon Antitrust Case

You may have heard that at least one member of Congress wants the House Judiciary Committee and the Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform and the Commerical and Antritrust Law to look into Amazon’s $13.7 billion buyout of Whole Foods, Inc.

Naturally, the financial news pundits are now floating the idea that the company could be in trouble – with one hedge fund manager even shorting the stock.

But here’s the thing…

This isn’t the first time Jeff Bezos has faced anti-trust issues. In fact, back in 2015, the group Authors United asked the Department of Justice to investigate monopolistic practices. And you see what’s happened to the stock since then.

So forget about these “doomsday” predictions the media heads love talking about – it’s just for ratings.

 This is the only thing you need to pay attention to right now…


On Tuesday, This Industry Will Decide the Fate of the Stock Market

Two days ago, during her semi-annual address, Fed Chair Janet Yellen told Congress that they see a tapering off of interest rate hikes for the year. Right after the news broke, the Dow gapped up to its all-time intraday high.

The question becomes whether the markets have run too high too fast – and if they have the stamina to sustain these prices.

Now many of the financial media pundits are making their own predictions…

But ultimately, only one industry will decide the fate of the markets.

And they decide on Tuesday.


Here are the Top Two Sectors to Trade Right Now

The stock market’s record winning streak was cut short on Tuesday afternoon following the news that the Senate was delaying their health care vote until after their Fourth of July recess. This means we could be looking at the potential for some volatility until then.

But to be honest with you… I’m really not a “why” guy when it comes to the markets. So whether or not the latest developments out of Washington cause more uncertainty is not my main concern.

What I care most about is giving you everything you need to spot the most profitable opportunities right now.

And that’s why I want to give you my top two sector picks  – and the best ways to play them…


The Only Time Dividends Can Hurt You

We all know why everyone loves dividends.

After all, you’re “getting paid” for doing nothing more than buying shares of a company. You’re not actually hauling products to their stores and stocking their shelves. And it’s not like you’re making the decisions on how to run to run that company, either.

So that’s a pretty sweet deal for investors.

But not for options traders.

In fact, dividends could be your worst nightmare when you’ve got options in your portfolio…

Unless you know this little trick…


What “the FANGs” Predict is Next for Tech Stocks

Two weeks ago, the technology sector experienced its first significant one-day selloff – and the financial news networks went crazy. Some of the so-called financial experts even said it’s time to get rid of all tech stocks in your portfolio.

But on Tuesday, the sector rallied more than 1%, driving the Dow and S&P 500 to new record highs. And this time, all of those “experts” were saying it’s now the perfect opportunity to buy tech stocks.

Now these are the type of contradictions in the financial press that can be both confusing – and detrimental – to your portfolio.

So forget their media chatter and speculation…

Here’s what the leaders of the pack – “the FANGs” – are predicting…


Two Lucrative Ways to Play the Amazon – Whole Foods Buyout Today

By now you’ve heard that Amazon.com (AMZN) purchased Whole Food’s Market, Inc. (WFM) for $42 per share. That’s $13.7 billion!

This is the largest acquisition in AMZN’s history. And all the media heads right now are trying to figure out what exactly this means for the company – and the future of grocery stores altogether.

But while they’re sorting that out, I want to talk to you about something much more important – how to cash in on this historical deal.

And these are the best two ways to do it…