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"The purchase of a $6M banana is a display of the crazy stuff some folks do with their wealth. It's the newest version of 'The Emperor's New Clothes'. fools tend to maintain their delusion even after they're found out," says Dan Ferris ?? https://sbry.media/4g1Wu2x ?? : Sotheby's

To improve your investment returns, all you need to do is die. For years, insiders have said that an internal review at Fidelity found that from 2003 to 2013, the best-performing portfolios were those of investors who had died ?? https://sbry.media/410QUZR

"Every broker in the financial-industrial complex will be announcing their forecasts of which sectors of the market will win and which will lose under the incoming Trump administration. Ignore them," asserts our founder Porter Stansberry ?? https://sbry.media/4eQrIc8

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The "Trump trade" is indeed driving up all kinds of assets today. And as an investor, it's great to be on the receiving end of a lucky trade from time to time. Yes, Trump will open the door to M&A. He will also open the door to crypto... and open it wide ?? sbry.media/496LFtN

On this week's Investor Hour, Dr. John Sviokla co-founder of GAI Insights – the world's leading generative artificial-intelligence ("AI") analyst firm joins the podcast to talk all things AI – its investing potential, limitations, and real-world applications. Watch Interview ? https://lnkd.in/eEnwDE6k

"The other four companies on my list are wine and spirits companies, but LVMH (its full name is LVMH Mo?t Hennessy – Louis Vuitton, Société Européenne) is a much larger and more diversified global luxury-goods company," explains Whitney Tilson ? https://sbry.media/40QQW6G

"Today, most investors don't care much about dividends. Take market darling Nvidia (NVDA), for example... It recently hit a new all-time high despite only paying a 0.03% dividend yield. But from decades of firsthand experience studying the markets, I've found that consistent and safe income is the key to any successful long-term retirement account. The chart below shows the benchmark S&P 500 Index's return each decade since the 1930s. Over a span of 90 years, dividends were responsible for nearly 40% of the total market return. Remember, dividends compound your capital. Every quarter, you have more money to invest than before. This lets your gains multiply over the long term. Now, income investing isn't as easy as it seems. It makes sense to assume that stocks with the highest dividend yields would have the best historical returns. After all, the higher the yield, the more cash you take in each quarter. And isn't a generous yield a sign of a cash-gushing business? Well, not always... a stock's dividend yield is calculated by taking the annual per-share dividend payment and dividing it by the stock price. So if a stock has been tanking, its dividend yield is going to increase – even if its payments don't. Also, you have to be wary of a stock's "dividend payout ratio." You don't want to see a company paying more toward its dividend than it generates in earnings. That's never a healthy sign. Even though the yield may be attractive, the most likely outcome in this scenario is an eventual dividend cut. Income investors need to focus on more than just big yields. Rather, they need to consider how consistently a company grows its dividend," explains Dr. David Eifrig.

Today, we have a bipartisan election trade to report. The Joe Biden administration has unveiled a 37-page nuclear energy "road map" that describes the government's plans to triple nuclear-power capacity by 2050 ?? https://sbry.media/4hETiM5