Скачать или смотреть 21 - How To Use Macro Trends To Unlock More Profit Than 99% Of Other Investors

The best investors get into stocks well before the majority of other investors because they think ahead. When you're proactive you find overlooked and often undervalued opportunities while 99% of other people are reactive investors.

Those types don't buy stocks until after they hear experts, the news or their friends toting a company. Sure you may pick up some companies at a decent price, but you're more likely to experience losses.

Top investors make an effort to become aware of macro trends because it makes them so much more profit and creates a safety margin against losses. It's up to you which type of investor you want to be.

Right now there are trends in the Baby Boomers needing end-of-life services, Cryptocurrency and AI utilization.

Tickers mentioned in this episode:

REITs

ABR
CCI
AMT
SLG

Healthcare

PFE
GSK
SNY

Weed

IIPR
SMG
STZ

Technology (opt for dividend paying funds over growth stocks)

AIO
NBXG
BSTZ
HTGC
HRZN

Crypto

BITO

Bonds (only a few opportunities since they're becoming overpriced)

PDI bond fund is easier than finding individuals

Utilities

UGI
SPH
BKH
D
VZ
T

Index Funds are the lazy man's or set-it-and-forget-it alternative. While most have low dividends, we recently found a few that pay pretty good.

SWHYX
NHYMX
NMSSX
NOBL

Compare these to SPY and VOO Index Fund's dividends. ( Warren Buffet's preferences)

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DISCLAIMER
Ticker metrics change as markets and companies change, so always do your own research. The content in this podcast is based on personal experience and is for educational purposes, not financial advice.

Original podcast air date November 28th 2023

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