How do you tell if a business is a good one? Keep these six words in mind. The next time you say them… take action.

There’s no disputing the potential of cannabis for protecting your good health. But it may also present a unique opportunity to secure your family’s financial health, perhaps for years to come. That’s why you should follow the lead of the Church of England…

Nobody knows everything… and when it comes to predicting the fortunes of individual stocks, unless you’re on the company’s payroll, it’s downright impossible to be an expert. That’s why you need to invest in what you know.

  The three income-generating stocks below have something very unique in common. I beg you to pay attention to it. This idea could rewrite your financial fate. It’s not just that these cheap stocks pay huge dividends. It’s not just that they offer you a shot of a lifetime worth of paychecks that’s as easy […]

The 6 Best Cybersecurity Investments of 2019, 2020 and Beyond A massive shift is happening. It’s taking over nearly every aspect of life… From how we grow our food… to the way we conduct financial transactions… From how we communicate with friends and loved ones… to the way we travel from place to place… The […]

Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft (NYSE:DB)’s “troubles” aren’t just a concern for the survival of Germany’s largest bank; they’re the same troubles most European banks face.

Frighteningly, those troubles collectively threaten the future of the European Union and, by extension, global markets.

That makes Deutsche Bank Europe’s canary in the coal mine.

Bond and equity markets better be listening to the chirping noise coming from Frankfurt, because it’s getting louder.

Let’s talk about what’s ailing Deutsche Bank and what DB tells us about other European banks. Then we’ll get into how the European Central Bank (ECB) is the common thread in their flawed knitting, and what could happen to bond and equity markets if the canary croaks.

And, later, I’ll show you a way you can make money no matter what the ever-evolving market conditions are…

Poor, tarnished Apple Inc. (NasdaqGS:AAPL).

It did everything right for decades, making itself the first company in the history of the world to be worth one trillion dollars.

Then it fell off analysts’ conviction buy lists, and Apple’s stock got hammered good and hard.

What suddenly happened to the most valuable company in the world? How could it lose almost $300 billion in value in a matter of weeks?

Truthfully, what happened to Apple was mostly its own fault. Sure enough, it got caught up (or down as the case may be) in the market’s October selloff, but that wasn’t unexpected.

In hindsight, Apple held up better than the market last October and better than its FAANG family members did.

What took the shine right off the most valuable company in the world, after its all-time high of $233.47 in October, was the company’s announcement on November 1, 2018, not a month after its high water score, that it would no longer breakout iPhone sales in its earnings.

The stock got hammered – hard.

That self-inflicted wound, some say death knell, happened just as the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which had traded down close to 24,000 at the end of October, began a robust rally.

Only a week and a half into November, the Dow got back above 26,000.

Apple, not so much. In fact, not at all. Apple stock continued to slide, like it was falling off Everest.

The stock traded down to $142, just shy of a 40% dump off its high-flying act.

It’s back up around $155 today.

Is Apple at $155 or just below there a “value” stock? Is it a bargain down by more than 33%?

Or, is Apple too full of worms and worth betting against?

Here’s why the stock really tanked, what Apple should do to fix the mess it created, and why you should be in its corner AND bet against it at the same time…

By Andy Snyder, Founder, Manward Press Ah, the “almighty” bitcoin. The controversial cryptocurrency has been in the news a lot lately. Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel Laureate and outspoken Columbia University professor, says it “ought to be outlawed.” Meanwhile, the notorious Winklevoss twins – the true founders of Facebook, if you hear them tell it – […]