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From: The Daily Edge <thedailyedge@agorafinancial.com>
Date: Monday, April 23, 2018
Subject: America Is Back Online
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Did you see my tweet? Monday, April 23, 2018 UNSUBSCRIBE "Better Than Social Security" (Must Enroll by May 1) Thousands of American taxpayers have the chance to collect huge checks starting May 1. Massive payouts from a new private program that make the average Social Security payment of $1,342 look like mincemeat. See how to cash in now. Zach Scheidt, Editor America Is Back Online Hi Reader, Did you see my twitter feed this morning? Once again, the Baker Hughes oil rig count is continuing to drift higher. That's because higher oil prices are making "offline" rigs once again profitable to operate, which for us creates another valuable opportunity in today's energy market… URGENT Customer Service Announcement This could affect thousands of our readers… And you know it's serious when our customer care director takes time off the phone to record this message on camera. Please stop what you're doing… And take 3 minutes to watch this urgent message about what's happening this coming Monday. Simply put, these massive oil rigs cost A LOT to build and operate. Equipment, legal fees, labor and leases — these costs add up! I'm talking about millions of dollars for land rigs and hundreds of millions of dollars for offshore rigs. And because the revenue they generate is directly impacted by the price of oil, these companies rightfully took a hit when the price plummeted from over $100 per barrel to under $40 over the last few years. But the tides in the oil market have once again turned… The price of one barrel of WTI crude now sits just under $70 — up 11% year-to-date — which means that many of these rigs can once again be profitable. This is great news for the big, vertically integrated oil companies like Royal Dutch Shell, ExxonMobil and Chevron who not only drill the more valuable oil, but who will also get paid more to refine and transport the growing quantities of U.S. production. But you might be asking… if more rigs get back online and more oil is subsequently produced, shouldn't the price of oil start to fall again? After all, Economics 101 tells us that higher supply does lead to lower prices. However, right now that's just not the case. That's because the economy is SO STRONG that we're actually using all the oil we can produce. And the trend should continue as the warmer summer months naturally lead to increased oil usage for driving and airline travel. If you're looking to cash in on this opportunity, I recommend buying shares in the next two days. That's because on Thursday, Royal Dutch Shell reports earnings and on Friday, Chevron, Phillips 66 and ExxonMobil all report, which could sent their stock prices quickly higher. Now let's get to the other most important stories of the day… Why's it racking up thousands of views? Sorry for the late notice but you HAVE to see this… Please don't hesitate - this could be removed from the internet IMMEDIATELY after we go live. The cameras are rolling. Here's your link: >>>CLICK HERE FOR ACCESS<<< 5 Must Knows For Monday, April 23rd Major Earnings Reports On Deck — This week, some of The Daily Edge's favorite companies are expected to announce earnings, as well as some of the most popular stocks held by retail investors. On Tuesday, Caterpillar, United Technologies and Coca-Cola report. On Wednesday, Boeing, Ford, Facebook and Qualcomm report. And wrapping up the week, Amazon, GM, Microsoft and a host of energy companies report earnings. Expect More Facebook Volatility — Cambridge Analytica is back in court this week, but this time it's not in regards to the 2016 election. This time, British lawmakers will be questioning the data company about its impacts on Brexit. Did Cambridge Analytica improperly use Facebook user data to impact the vote? And if so, what impact could they have possible had? Find out Tuesday when the researcher at the center of the scandal testifies. Europe Visits D.C. — This week, Trump is set to meet with both French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel. These discussions are expected to focus on Trump's trade policies as well as global security. May 1st is the day Trump's short-term exemptions to EU countries on steel and aluminum are set to expire, and rising political tensions in the Middle East as well as a possible summit with North Korea are grounds for unity. Trade Peace? — Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said he's considering a trip to Beijing in order to bridge the differences over trade. In the statement, Mnuchin said he's "cautiously optimistic" that a deal can be reached. In addition, representatives from Mexico and Canada are set to meet in Washington this week in order to hammer out details over a new NAFTA agreement. The Latest On North Korea — According to administration officials, Trump will urge North Korea to quickly dismantle its nuclear arsenal when he meets Kim Jong Un and will not grant them any sanctions relief in return for a freeze of the program. Kim had previously announced on Saturday that he will close North Korea's nuclear test site as well as halt any long-range missile tests. Here's to growing and protecting your wealth! Zach Scheidt Editor, The Daily Edge Twitter ❘ Facebook ❘ Email In Case You Missed it... Zach Scheidt, Editor Banks (Like Apollo 11) Are Still Going To Space Hi Reader, Over the last week, multiple companies in one of my favorite sectors reported FANTASTIC earnings results. I'm talking about beating revenue estimates by billions of dollars while also beating earnings per share estimates by mid-single digit percentage points… But their share prices sank? What gives? Our veteran floor trader Alan Knuckman has the story… Man Who Predicted Trump's Victory Makes NEW Shocking Prediction He was one of the few who predicted Trump would win the Presidential election. He was even mocked on live TV for saying Hillary would lose. And now he's making another shocking Trump prediction. HINT: The "fake news" media will NOT cover this developing story. Click here to see it. The Fuel That REALLY Drives The Stock Market If you haven't watched the 1969 Apollo 11 space launch from Cape Canaveral on its way to the moon, you have to look it up on the internet. It's so cool! The spacecraft could reach a speeds of 24,000 mph… fly to heights beyond what our naked eye can see… and travel to vast new places to which no man had ever been. Incredible, right? But I don't want to talk about the moon landing today because everyone knows that story. I want to focus on the initial countdown right now. Yes, the 10… 9… 8… 7… 6… 5… 4… 3… 2… 1… LIFT OFF! Everyone on that day was full of so much excitement with the sense that something amazing was about to happen. But what did happen? Nothing, really! That 6.1 million pound hunk of metal took forever to get off the ground. It wasn't like a tiny little Cessna that just lifts right off the ground with little to no effort at all. The Apollo 11 took forever to build up speed before it could escape earth's gravity. In the launch video you can see the engines roaring, smoke billowing, flames blaring… exerting so much energy — and time — to get to space. Now… what does this all have to do with the stock market? It's simple, really… Famous Millionaire: "Amazon Is About to SHOCK America's Retirement" They called him a "con artist" and accused him of "pulling a stunt…" All because of this possible Amazon move that could change the retirement of millions of Americans. But now all the haters are eating their words. Click here to see what could be the biggest market shock of 2018. The stock market — and individual stocks of which it's comprised — are very similar to the Apollo 11 launch. The roaring of the engine, the fire and the smoke from the thrust of a rocket are much like the news flow around stocks. The fuel that drives stocks, like rockets, higher: the earnings, the dividends and the share buybacks. Now, there have been times when great news comes out about a company, such as an earnings beat, or a board-approved buyback plan… and a stock doesn't do anything — or tanks. Take Monster Beverage Corporation (MNST) for example… In the early 2000, the stock was trading for a few pennies, but over time with strong earnings growth the company's stock price has now reached into the mid-$50s. Most recently, though, on March 1, 2018, Monster's share price fell by 13% in a single day. Why? Because they missed analyst earnings estimates, even though their sales grew 8% year-over-year and management approved a $250 million dollar share buyback. But much to the market's surprise, Monster shares have rebounded since their lukewarm earnings report. This goes to show strong fundamentals and good management win the day… not big news headlines. So let this be a lesson during this earning season… The short-term psychology of investors might drive the price of a stock up and down in the wrong direction. But in the long run… the direction of a company's earnings tells the true story of its stock's outcome. Earning season officially kicked off last Friday with American banks like JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) leading the way. JPMorgan single handedly smashed earnings but their shares — along with other big names — fell. If you're a shareholder, it's a bummer to see a company announce great earnings news and see its stock fall. After all, you'd expect the stock to go up on the news, right? Sometimes the market acts in unique ways. But the bank has held strong over the last week and was even higher by over 2% yesterday. If you're a long-term investor, I would bet that JPMorgan and the other banks end the year higher than where they are now after reporting such strong fundamentals. Just like the Apollo 11 "lift off" does not mean you are automatically the moon, it's just the beginning of the journey. A journey that could deliver you handsome profits along the way! 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