Posts Tagged ‘ Technology ’

A Proven Way To Get Rich

Mar 19th, 2013 | By | Category: Featured, High Growth, Investing Strategies, Technology
There’s a short phrase buried deep within the U.S. Constitution, at Article I, Section 8, Clause 13. It’s short. In fact, it’s only six words. But it practically guarantees us the chance to profit as investors. The Constitution doesn’t spell out many things in black and white. Heck, people litigate constitutional ...read more


Get Rich, Slowly

Jan 15th, 2013 | By | Category: Featured, High Growth, Investing Strategies, Technology, Trends
“Get rich quick” is a pipe dream and often a scam. It’s also grammatically incorrect. “Get rich slowly” is, however, a very attainable reality. You can try to out-trade the supercomputers sitting on the floors of the big exchanges, if you want. They’re located there because they have the advantage of ...read more


The “Other Economy” You Can’t Afford To Ignore

Dec 13th, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, High Growth, Investing Strategies, Investor Education
If you’re wondering why today’s Penny Sleuth came 5 hours earlier than usual, it’s because I decided to get today’s issue to you as soon as I could. Before you finish reading, you’ll know why. But first, today, I’d like to tell you about “the other” economy, because it’s precisely ...read more


Get Rich, Or Buy Trying…

Dec 11th, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, High Growth, Technology
Today, I’d like to tell you about a way you can get rich from the comfort of your own home. The only risk involved comes from the act of buying one company’s shares, each of which will run you less than 50 cents (actually, 19 cents to be exact). Frankly, this ...read more


Live Long and Prosper — Nutraceutically

Nov 28th, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, High Growth, Technology, Trends
More and more frequently, I’m finding “too good to be true” technologies that are, in fact, very true. It is, I think, the hallmark of our era. Things we thought were impossible are coming to pass on a regular basis. To prosper, we’ll all have to re-examine practically everything we thought ...read more


Are We Oppressed By Technology?

Nov 21st, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, Growth Stocks, Investing Strategies, Technology
Do we really need a new iPad after it seems the older one was released only a few months ago? Was it absolutely necessary that Google give us Google+? Do phones really have to be “smart” when the old cell phones were just fine? For that matter, is it really ...read more


Shorting Armageddon

Nov 12th, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, High Growth, Investing Strategies, Technology, Trends
The title above reflects my belief that this moment of financial uncertainty, like all those before it, is a golden opportunity for investors with vision to buy emerging disruptive technologies at truly bargain prices. I’m constantly amazed by the sort of sentiment I read in mainstream financial publications. Stocks are down, ...read more


How The Next Generation of E-Devices Will Unfold

Nov 8th, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, Growth Stocks, Technology
It’s a sunny day and you’re on a warm beach looking out across the ocean. White caps roll in from a distance and crash onto the shore. The water washes up close enough to cool your feet. You’re relaxing on the glowing sand, captivated by your favorite newsletter -- this one ...read more


A Little-Known Way to Make Money on Nearly Anything

Nov 6th, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, High Growth, Technology, Trends
Yes, you read that headline correctly. I’m about to show you a way to make money on nearly anything, and you can thank a 19-year-old boy genius for creating the platform to do it. But first, you should know a little bit about how social media have influenced your life. Because ...read more


Money Is Technology!

Nov 2nd, 2012 | By | Category: Featured, Growth Stocks, Technology, Trends
Money, although most people don’t view it as such, is technology. Think about it. Money is not a “natural” thing. Money is a human abstraction. Money is an idea that’s harnessed to certain standards. For example, archaeologists tell us that primitive societies used colored stones, seashells or pieces of bone as money. Then ...read more