It's not like Wall Street to leave profits on the table. But they just did.
And if you'll permit me to set the stage ever so briefly, I promise you'll be able to use their ignorance to your ultimate advantage and profit.
You see, it's a fact of investing that when a major acquisition is announced - for example,
Steve Ballmer's decision to go out with a bang at
Microsoft (MSFT) and buy struggling handset maker,
Nokia (NOK), for $7.2 billion - the "smart money" quickly ferrets out the implications of the deal (i.e. - the price per share for the acquired company). Then they scoop up shares before us less-informed investors have a chance to get in. Hence, Nokia opened 40% higher yesterday.
Likewise, when a company of
Apple (AAPL) or
Samsung's (SSNLF) size and influence launches a new product, investors flock to sites like IHS iSuppli, which tears apart the new product to identify the maker of each component.
Why? Because investors know that if the product sells well, then every last company supplying parts for the product stands to benefit. And that instantly makes shares of the component suppliers surefire winners, too.
For some reason, though, the smart money is completely missing a new profit opportunity that just landed on my radar.
So it's time we take advantage - and turn the tables on the smart money - before the opportunity disappears...
Click here to continue reading...  | You're still being loyal to Wall Street's traditions? Fact: A Princeton study confirms that Wall Street is hiding a certain corner of the market from you. Fact: This corner of the market hits, on average, for 41 price doubles every single day. Fact: A $50 investment in this market could easily turn into $3,168 in two days. Fact: The next 41 price doubles are scheduled to occur tomorrow at promptly 9:30 AM EST, when the market officially opens. Click here to prepare. |
Space Glasses: The Next Level in Wearable Computing Technology By MARTY BIANCUZZO,
Chief Technology Analyst, Tech & Innovation Daily Every morning, Meron Gribetz wakes up and goes for a run.
When he's done, he walks back to his rental house in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Sitting a stone's throw away is the tech capital of the world - Silicon Valley. And Gribetz wants his company - Meta - to take its place among today's leading tech giants.
He's on the right track, too.
Gribetz is on a mission to completely redesign the future. One where many everyday devices become obsolete and are replaced by an all-encompassing, high-tech world.
And they're making serious headway...
Click here to continue reading... 
No comments:
Post a Comment