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Today, The Panic-Proof Portfolio (Stockchase Research) and Cole Kachur commented about whether AMD-Q, TXF-T, EL-N, PKI-T, HNU-T, NVDA-Q, ZWE-T, EQB-T, VRT-N, KWEB-N, DELL-N, CCO-T, ZST-T, VDY-T, XEI-T, KKR-N, GSY-T, KNT-T, XMW-T, XMI-T, VGG-T are stocks to buy or sell.
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Premium contentThis iShares ETF focuses on equities outside of North America and also excludes China - providing excellent market diversification. It targets companies that demonstrate lower volatility over time along with growth potential. What makes it particularly interesting is its lower volatility despite a 9% average annual growth since inception over 10 years ago. It also ranked in the top10% of an informal evaluation for minimizing losses during the market downturns in 2022 and 2018. We recommend setting a stop-loss at $41.00, looking to achieve $52.50 -- upside potential of 18%. Yield 1.8%
Premium contentThis iShares ETF focuses on global equities (60% North American) - providing excellent market diversification. It targets companies that demonstrate lower volatility over time along with growth potential. What makes it particularly interesting is its lower volatility despite a 10% average annual growth since inception over 10 years ago. It also ranked in the top10% of an informal evaluation for minimizing losses during the market downturns in 2022 and 2018. We recommend setting a stop-loss at $50, looking to achieve $68 -- upside potential of 18%. Yield 2.3%
Premium contentMarkets want to go higher after the earlier 15-20% pullback. He expects markets to eclipse all-time highs later this year, but there will be periods of volatility, especially with the U.S. crazy at times. The World Bank was correct to downgrade global growth this year, given data. In slow-growth periods, tech tends to do well and will lead to interest rate cuts. The U.S. is pricing this in as yields decline, but positions markets to move up.
It's disappointed. It's well-positioned in tech, including semis, but hasn't executed. It missed earnings a few times. It has rebounded a lot from his early April lows. He sold it. But it should benefit from what's happening in tech. There are better names out there.
This Vanguard ETF focuses on US equities that demonstrate growing dividends over time -- a good inflation hedge along with growth potential. What makes it particularly interesting is its lower volatility despite a 13% average annual growth since inception over 10 years ago. It also ranked in the top10% of an informal evaluation for minimizing losses during the market downturns in 2022 and 2018. We recommend setting a stop-loss at $83, looking to achieve $111 -- upside potential of 18%. Yield 1.1%