All eyes have been on the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield over the past couple of days.
It recently broke out above 3.2% to a new seven-year high, causing a lot of reaction from the financial media... both positive and negative. The 10-year yield is significant for a couple different reasons...
Doc's note: We're in the longest bull market in history... And your gut is probably telling you the chance to profit is past. But in today's essay, Dr. Steve Sjuggerud explains how you could still make huge profits... if you make the right choices.
And later this month, Steve will share the details of what he says will be "one of the greatest moneymaking opportunities in nearly 20 years." I'll be tuning in to hear exactly what Steve is predicting, and I hope you'll join me.
There's a long (and seemingly never-ending) list of reasons why investors should be concerned about the stock market right now.
There's the U.S. and China trade war... all-time-high stock valuations... rising interest rates... and one we've covered recently – mountains of corporate debt.
Doc's note: For months, I've shared essays from my friend and colleague Steve Sjuggerud on his "Melt Up" theory. And today, Steve explains why the Melt Up – and the enormous gains it could make investors – is only just beginning...
I was shocked by how monstrous his house really is...
The legendary investor (known to some as the "Oracle of Omaha") is one of the richest men in the world. In 1960, he started a partnership with 10 doctors. It's rumored here in town that each of those doctors now has about $700 million from their initial $10,000 deposits. It's also rumored that Buffett only put in $100, but transformed that into billions.
Take some time to smell the flowers – and save your memory.
That's according to new research out of the University of Toronto. Researchers discovered a link between smells and memory. The researchers found a connection in mouse brains between the hippocampus and something called the anterior olfactory nucleus (AON).
"Just when you thought it was safe to own Facebook again..."
That was the opening of an e-mail my friend and colleague Dan Ferris sent me just after social media behemoth Facebook (FB) announced its second-quarter earnings.
I can see it now...
A beautiful 75-degree day on the beach with a slight breeze. No worries about work. Just a nice cold drink in my hand, and the promise of a good meal at the end of the day.
Doc's note: Most investors know they should be diversified, but they aren't. And, as my good friend and colleague Steve Sjuggerud explains in this essay from DailyWealth, things have actually worked out well for those investors.
But that is about to change. And if you're not ready, you'll ruin your portfolio...
Yield chasers do crazy things.
Especially in the yield-starved environment we're in today.