What Stocks To Buy In This Slow Growth Economy
14/11/2017
In this slow growth environment, you want to focus on companies that can deliver the growth and that don’t need the economy to do well.
Tag: Health care
IBM Retracement Setup After Earnings and Revenue Beats
27/10/2017
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Top Large Cap Growth ETF iShares Core US Growth ETF
10/07/2017
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PRA Health Sciences On Momentum Squeeze
29/06/2017
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Cerner Corporation Momentum Squeeze On Awesome Revenue Growth
28/06/2017
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Centene Gets S&P Rating Upgrade to BB+ from BB
18/05/2017
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Sell Exact Sciences For a 55% Win!
4/03/2017
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Medical Device Markets To Benefit From Big VA IoT Push
25/02/2017
The Department of Veterans Affairs is on the cutting edge of IoT medical devices. This is great news for medical device stocks and more specifically telehealth companies like Koninklijke Philips (PHG), Teladoc (TDOC), Medtronic (MDT), and more. Below is Susan Perez with the Department of Veterans Affairs talking about how IoT and medical devices a Read More »
Biotechnology Won Big On Election Night Here’s Why
20/11/2016
Hillary Clinton and Democrats promised to wage war on pharmaceutical companies and do things like price controls on drugs and products of the biotechnology industry. In California, there was a ballot measure to impose price controls on the sale of pharmaceutical drugs in the state. Both Hillary Clinton’s probability of winning, and California’s ballot measure Read More »
Here Comes Inflation FINALLY! Traders Focus On Earnings
19/10/2016
We have enough data to say that inflation is finally trending higher. In case you are wondering why inflation moving higher is important, please review this. The less volatile sticky CPI confirms the uptrend. ObamaCare has exploded the cost of medical care higher. Medical care commodities, which are prescription and non-prescription Read More »
A Macroeconomic Analysis of ObamaCare
16/10/2016
ObamaCare has created massive shortages within the healthcare sector. In cities, it is common to wait many hours before being seen as hospitals have a shortage of beds. Doctors have stopped taking new patients as they are overwhelmed by the numbers of people coming to see them. Let’s examine what happened from a macroeconomics perspective. Read More »
Rising Wages and Rise of the Machines
9/10/2016
As wages rise, more and more business owners are turning to machines instead of human labor. President Obama and Democrats have spent the last 8 years replacing high-paying jobs in the manufacturing sector with low-paying jobs in the services and health care sectors. But in all fairness, both Republicans and Democrats are to blame for Read More »