Dealmaker’s Diary: Policy Panic Creates a 61% Value Play in This $87B Healthcare Giant
While Washington debates healthcare policy, this $65B revenue giant trades at a 61% discount. Sometimes the best opportunities come when fear overrides fundamentals.
Buy This, Not That: Meme Stock Mania Strikes Again
One retail stock shot up 37.62% on Tuesday thanks to meme stock mania. But before you chase it, here’s what you need to know about this company… and its better-run competitor.
Monday Takeaways: Three Key Sectors Reveal True Market Leadership
Why these earnings leaders matter more than overall beat rates.
Dealmaker’s Diary: This 191-Year-Old Company Is Beating 90% of the Market
This healthcare infrastructure giant is quietly delivering returns that 90% of companies can’t match – with AI powering the next chapter.
Buy This, Not That: Gold vs. Bitcoin – The Numbers Will Shock You
Gold and Bitcoin are both up 26% this year. But since inflation started rising in 2021, one has absolutely demolished the other.
Monday Takeaways: Historic Pattern Suggests 15% More Gains Ahead
When the S&P 500 gains 20% or more in two months, history shows what happens next. With five record highs in nine days, this pattern might be playing out again.
A $30B “Boring” Stock Delivering Steady 11.6% Growth
Tariffs, missiles, invasion fears – and this insurance brokerage just keeps growing at 11.6% annually. Sometimes boring is exactly what you need when the world goes crazy.
Buy This, Not That: Why I’m Dumping Tesla for This EV Giant
Tesla’s down 40% while Elon chases SpaceX billions. Meanwhile, this EV maker just became the world’s largest seller…
Monday Takeaways: Time to Raise Stops as “Buy the Rumor, Sell the News” Kicks In
With the S&P hitting new records and most good news already priced in, Shah explains why it might be time to get more cautious – even in this “beautiful” market.
This 150-Year-Old Company Just Hit $60 Billion – At 8x Earnings!
You know the name. You’ve used its products. But you probably never thought of this 1875 company as a dividend-paying powerhouse trading at recession-level multiples.