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Who knows what today’s cash will be worth tomorrow. That’s why Joel has three investments worth your money now that will bring you peace of mind later.

With markets working themselves higher last week, higher since the March lows, higher forever for the Nasdaq Composite, you could say the good news is behind us and what’s up next will be weightier.

When I say good news, I’m not talking about the bad news all around the country showing dramatic and frightening coronavirus spikes, I’m talking about most of the economic indicators coming out ahead of analysts’ expectations over the past four weeks. Not all of them mind you, but most of them.

Why? Because analysts knocked down every number, every expectation, every hope they had.

And they were wrong. They were too pessimistic.

Have you read Joe Biden’s policy recommendations? They contain a dangerous idea that will only worsen a growing problem in America…

Oh boy. Looks like Robinhood is in trouble… After sparking a trading revolution that generated thousands of new investors, the infamous app has attracted the ire of the media.

Is it too late to buy the FAANG stocks, Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google, and Microsoft?

In a word, “no.”

But with their valuations peaking, concentration in them at all-time highs, and pushback from advertisers, regulators, and politicians mounting, an increasing cadre of skeptics and analysts think their run’s about over.

Let’s examine the bull case and bear case for these mega-cap tech darlings and why it’s not too late to buy them.

Most importantly, I’ll show you how to make money on them going up if you don’t own them, and why and how to buy them lower if they come down.

Mark Ford shares one of his favorite income opportunities that anyone can get into… and become rich in the process.

Stocks are soaring, and Washington is doing anything it can to keep the party going…

Everyone knows shopping has changed forever. Online shopping is in, bricks-and-mortar stores are out.

Maybe not forever, but with cities, counties, and states prone to stay-at-home orders, no thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, shopping in physical stores is less appealing than ever.

Shopping malls, with their higher density, which get closed quicker than standalone stores and take longer to open, have been hit even harder by the pandemic and changing consumer habits.

For malls, suffering systemically, it’s the end of an era and the end of the line for many of them.

However, that doesn’t mean that there isn’t opportunity in their downfall…

Is COVID-19 speeding up the death of cash? Check out this sign spotted at a huge chain store…

It sounds noble and righteous – even charitable – on the surface. But the devil’s in the details…