Jeff Havenstein

2 months ago | stansberryresearch.com | Jeff Havenstein

The companies dominating the market today aren't going to be the same ones dominating a few decades from now. This sounds like an obvious statement. Every single year, innovative technology gives life to new companies that will go on to shape our future. These innovations will push even the best businesses of today into irrelevance. What's shocking to me (Jeff Havenstein) is howfewcompanies are able to maintain their market position.

2 months ago | stansberryresearch.com | Jeff Havenstein

Believe it or not, I do like technology stocks... You may be scratching your head right now. After all, I spend a lot of time dissing the sector in this letter. Many of you will remember my warnings about chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA) – the most obvious bubble in the market (which got hammered earlier this week). So let me make a clear distinction... I don't like the market-darling artificial-intelligence stocks or the absurd valuations in the venture-capital market.

Jan 1, 2025 | stansberryresearch.com | Jeff Havenstein

Buying individual stocks is not for everyone... To construct a portfolio of 20 or so different stocks takes a lot of time. Plus, you'll need to keep tabs on the companies you own and look for new opportunities when you have some free cash. (Of course, this is where a company like Stansberry Research comes in and does the heavy lifting for you.)But if you're looking for an alternative that will save you some time, index funds are a great option.

Jul 9, 2024 | dailywealth.com | Jeff Havenstein

With the S&P 500 Index recently hitting all-time highs, you're likely one of two investors... You see the run-up in stocks and get nervous. You think to yourself that nothing goes up forever... and you see the risks in the economy and market. So you decide to flee to safer assets like government bonds and cash. Or you're the investor who sees new highs and decides to buy stocks... You want to add fuel to the fire.

Jun 3, 2024 | chaikinpowerfeed.com | Jeff Havenstein

Editor’s note: If you’ve been following along with us this year, you know we’ve previously said not to fear new highs. Of course, volatility can happen. But new highs don’t mean a big crash is imminent. That brings us to today’s essay from our friend Jeff Havenstein at our corporate affiliate Stansberry Research…Jeff is a senior analyst and a member of our good friend Dr. David “Doc” Eifrig’s team. And he’s a regular guest editor for Doc’s free daily e-letter, Health & Wealth Bulletin.