I’m sure the metaverse seems odd to some of you.

Virtual reality business meetings? Weddings attended only by (ugly) computer generated avatars? Million-dollar real estate in a fake world? All that sounds like it’s straight out of an ’80s sci-fi novel.

But, it doesn’t matter how you feel about it. The metaverse is coming and investing in its building blocks will take you far. How do I know? Because I lived through and passed up the golden opportunities preceding the Dot Com Boom.

Back then, I thought the internet was cool, but I never thought it would take off. Or that I’d ever even use it. Now look where we are. Technology, software as a service, and ecommerce are some of the biggest most profitable industries on the markets.

And as they rose to prominence, the companies that built their foundations became filthy rich.

So, let me be the first to say that you don’t want to shrug off the metaverse and let these two companies leave you behind.

Click here to read about the two opportunities I’m giving away in today’s Total Wealth.

The banking sector’s been having a great year… and after the Fed’s latest meeting, it’s headed for an even better one in 2022.

It may be hard to see, but the news about high inflation isn’t all that bad. History tells us that some truly great opportunities will abound.

The market rewards folks for fixing what’s broken. Just look at George Soros’ bet against the Bank of England.

Here’s the secret to life… It works for everything any of us are concerned about… money… love… our jobs… our kids… even the dopes who think they’re in charge of it all.

Turkey’s money troubles are a stunning – and scary – glimpse into America’s future.

In 2022, many companies once thought dead will survive… and earn their shareholders piles of money.

There are many ways to evaluate a company… valuation, profits, sales, customer growth, dividend payments, insider purchases, etc. But if Alpesh had to use only one metric… it would be none of these.

Just because China Evergrande Group made an $83.5 million bond interest payment on October 23 – at the last possible minute under a 30-day grace period – doesn’t mean it’s out of the woods.

The giant property developer, once a Fortune Global 500 company, has $305 billion in outstanding debt, $500 million in interest due by the end of this year, and no money to pay it off. Its back is up again a wall – the $60 trillion Chinese residential property sector – and that wall is leaning back.

If Evergrande defaults on its debt and is forced into bankruptcy, the great wall of residential property in China will collapse the country’s economy and contagion will hammer the global stock markets.

Gold is viewed as the ultimate insurance policy. And right now, it’s looking to soar. Here are two stocks to profit from gold’s rise.