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Plus, are all the bad news already priced-in by the markets? Unlock the Magic of Tomorrow's Tech Boom!  Discover the final technological frontier that early investors [can't afford to miss](. By clicking the link above you agree to periodic updates from WealthPress and its partners [(privacy policy)](  Rare Opportunities Presenting Themselves for Patient Investors [Image]  Hello Stock Traders  The real magic in the stock market happens when you manage to grab shares of a quality business at a sweet price, leaving plenty of room for growth.  But, you know, it's not always rainbows and unicorns. There are loads of short-term challenges that have squished equity valuations, like rising interest rates and potential declines in consumer spending.  But fear not, my friend!  If you're looking for ultra-long-term investment opportunities, you've come to the right place.  Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL), Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F), and Rocket Lab USA (NASDAQ: RKLB) are three industrial stocks that might just make you do a little happy dance.  Let me tell you why.  First up, we've got Delta Air Lines, which has been on a roller coaster ride thanks to government-imposed travel restrictions.  But now, the airline industry is bouncing back, and Delta's valuations are making investors raise an eyebrow. Delta's management is quite optimistic, expecting to generate $2 billion in free cash flow (FCF) in 2023 and then $4 billion in 2024.  Not too bad, right?  However, the market isn't exactly throwing a party for Delta just yet.  There's skepticism about the pace of the recovery and concerns that business travel might not bounce back due to the popularity of video conferencing.  But hey, Delta's recent earnings show no sign of either issue. So, if you ask me, as long as the industry keeps growing, there's a good chance Delta's stock is undervalued.  Next in line, we've got Ford, which made quite the splash in 2021 when electric vehicle (EV) fever hit.  But since then, they've had a hard time making EVs a significant portion of their sales.  In Q1 of 2023, only 10,866 of Ford's 456,972 vehicle sales were EVs.  Ouch.  Their stock price hasn't been too impressive either, pretty much stalling for the past two years.  But don't count Ford out just yet!  They've got some long-term tailwinds, like a reputable brand and a prime position to lead the EV pickup truck market.  Plus, their F-Series trucks are still the best-selling in the U.S.  So, even though they've stumbled with EV production, the stock's decline might just be an opportunity in disguise.  If you're a patient investor, Ford's inexpensive valuation and 4.7% dividend yield could make it worth the wait.  Lastly, we've got Rocket Lab, which is literally out of this world!  They're at the forefront of the booming space industry, and their Electron rocket is the second-most frequently launched U.S. rocket behind SpaceX.  In 2022, they reported revenue of $211 million, which is a whopping 239% year-over-year increase!  However, before you start building a rocket in your backyard, remember that Rocket Lab is still unprofitable.  But with the space economy expected to reach $1 trillion by 2024, there's a lot of potential in this market.  So, if you're willing to take a ride with Rocket Lab, you could be part of an exciting new race in the final frontier.  Well, there you have it!  Delta Air Lines, Ford, and Rocket Lab are three stocks that could bring some excitement to your portfolio.  Just remember, investing is a bit like a roller coaster ride, so buckle up and enjoy the journey!  Trade safe!  -James  Coming Up Next: Did the markets already priced in the possible turbulent future ahead? 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There's some bad news on the horizon: rising interest rates and a slowing economy.  But they haven't yet made a dent in equity prices, says Amanda Agati, the top dog (chief investment officer) at PNC Asset Management Group.  She believes that the financial sector, as well as other industries, could face a bumpy ride ahead.  Agati's not thrilled about the earnings reports from regional banks, saying that deposits, net interest income guidance, and loan growth are all down.  She expects the situation to remain gloomy for the next quarter, especially since the Fed is planning to raise rates again in May.  In her words, "The implications for earnings are not great news." Agati thinks the outlook for 2023 isn't all sunshine and rainbows, and she's not alone in this sentiment.  Now, not everyone shares Agati's concerns.  Jon Maier, chief investment officer at Global X ETFs, has a different take on the matter. He's quite the optimist, seeing bank earnings as a story of resilience and stability.  In his view, "Results have been better than expected, with the sector reporting earnings growth of 7.1% for the quarter (as of April 20, 2023).  Additionally, some regional banks have reported a large increase in deposits to start Q2, which has been received positively by the markets (WAL)."  Jason Mountford, a stock market analyst at trading platform Q.ai, is also on the positive side of the debate, highlighting good results from big banks and gains in regional banks such as Western Alliance and PacWest.  It seems we have a bit of a split in opinions here, with some experts singing a more upbeat tune.  Dan Raju, CEO of Tradier, an infrastructure fabric powering over 250 investing platforms, sees a mixed picture.  He says, "The best way to describe what was at play this week in the mind of retail investors is a mixed sense of caution on one side and some speculative optimism on the other."  He does agree with Agati, though, that weak earnings haven't quite made their mark on equity prices yet.  Agati points out that earnings estimates might be too optimistic, as Wall Street is currently betting on a "no landing scenario" for next year.  She thinks this outlook is still too rosy, especially when considering the economic indicators.  Agati is also worried about valuations, which could limit the upside for U.S. equities in the short term.  So, what's an investor to do?  Agati suggests sticking with quality. You know, companies that consistently grow earnings, have fortress-like balance sheets to withstand inflation, and low leverage in a high-interest rate environment.  After all, when the going gets tough, it's best to stick with the companies that can weather the storm.  All things considered, while some see a brighter side to the current situation, others like Agati are warning that the market may be in for a wild ride.  So, keep an eye on those quality companies, and remember: sometimes, it's good to be cautiously optimistic in the current financial climate.  Disclaimer:  The material in this document is for informational purposes based on our proprietary research. 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