February 23, 2019 Most Investors Have (Mistakenly) Given Up This Stock for Dead Click to view online Dear Total Wealth Reader,
Bull or bear?
I'm asked frequently about which way the market is headed next.
Frankly, I could make the case for either in a New York Minute.
But, here's the thing.
Bull or bear really doesn't matter... being profitable does.
You can make money no matter which way the markets are moving, as long as they're moving.
The key, as always and of course, is making sure your money is lined up with the biggest, best, and most powerful undercurrents... the stuff you see on "page 12," not "page 1" - meaning in the headlines.
That's not always easy to do...
... unless you know what to look for.
PS: From April 4 to 6, I'll be doing something I've never done before - meeting and talking with my readers and other savvy investors at the Money Map Press Black Diamond Conference. After such a volatile 2018, I needed to make a powerful statement... because I see more challenges than ever ahead, and YOU need more weapons at your disposal. So, after 11 years of sitting on the sidelines, I'll be joining in. You still have time to secure your spot to meet with me, but the clock is ticking and spaces are filling fast. Click here for more information.
Key Takeaways:
- Most investors watch the front page - when the next big profits are almost always found on the back page.
- Headlines are a short-term concern if you have long-term goals and investments in place.
- One company perfectly positioned for huge profits, even though most investors have mistakenly given it up for dead.
Until next time,
 Keith
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"Hi Keith - I know you're not typically the fan of IPOs because the companies haven't proven themselves yet, but do you have a take on Lyft versus Uber? They seem different because they're already known companies. Is there anything I should be looking at since they seem to be setting their hopes on going public at some point? Thank you in advance." Thomas P.
Hi Thomas.
Thanks for asking; that's a good question.
IPO's are portrayed as a great way to make money when, in reality, they're a rigged game in which the investing public is played as a bunch of patsies. Every dollar purchased on the IPO is a dollar that somebody deeper in the food chain is using to laugh all the way to the bank... founders, lawyers, early angel investors, etc. That's why I advocate waiting a quarter or two for any newly public company to prove to the investing public that it's worth the risk.
As for Uber or Lyft... try neither.
Anecdotally, both companies provide the same service, but drivers I've talked to like working for Lyft better than they like driving for Uber. At the same time, I'm constantly seeing negative headlines about Uber drivers and their passengers, but I cannot recall seeing one about Lyft lately. Both companies are burning through staggering amounts of cash - Uber as much as $8 billion since founding - and both are operating at heavy losses. "Disruption" does not equal profits.
Still, Silicon Valley has a greater incentive to push Uber higher and harder so I think that stock will be the one that pops farther faster. I expect both to fizzle.
Best regards for great investing and thank you for being a part of the Total Wealth Family!
Keith
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