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Mayday! Is Your Investment About to Hit an Iceberg? There’s a type of trade you can make, over

Mayday! Is Your Investment About to Hit an Iceberg? [StreetAuthority]    [The lazy way to trade the same stock for repeated profits]( There’s a type of trade you can make, over and over again, that pays out 94% of the time you do it. You see, some stocks are highly affected by predictable, recurring events. And taking advantage of these stocks has enabled some investors to grab $1,463 or more — per week — for almost a decade running. [To see how you can take advantage of this opportunity - too, simply click here...](   Mayday! Is Your Investment About to Hit an Iceberg? By John Persinos  The main U.S. stock market indices currently hover at record highs. But a rising tide does not lift all boats. How many times have you heard someone on financial television news say: “This stock is a screaming buy!” But just because a pseudo-pundit on TV is saying it, doesn’t make it true. Comedian Jon Stewart put it best: “If I had only followed CNBC’s advice, I’d have a million dollars today, provided I started out with 100 million dollars.” Be forewarned: Many of those “hot stocks” getting hyped on TV are heading for an iceberg. Like the Titanic, corporate icons can seem invulnerable but hubris, negligence and bad luck can send them straight to the bottom, regardless of sector. 10 Red Flags Before investing in a company, look for classic signs of lurking trouble. Here are 10 red flags that a company is about to founder. Any single one, or combination, should worry you. 1) Dividend cut Companies that reduce or eliminate their dividend payments aren’t necessarily on the road to bankruptcy. But a dividend cut can be an ominous portent. If a company you own has slashed its payout, watch for falling or volatile profitability. Beware of an excessively high dividend yield compared to peers. Negative free cash flow is another bad sign. With dividend-paying stocks, investors need to be mindful of the trade-off between risk and reward. If a company suddenly can’t generate enough cash flow to support its dividend, it may cut the dividend or get rid of it altogether. [Read More...](   [Crypto is like a coiled spring (time to make your move)]( The LAST bull run in crypto handed out 4 and 5-figure returns… [This time the odds are stacked even better in our favor.]( 19 Wall Street banks are pouring millions into crypto right now… Blackrock Financial has gone ALL IN and is already breaking records with their investment. $100 trillion in Wall Street money is just waiting to be deployed. The only thing missing… is you. [Picking up these 5 coins today could pour $500,000 directly into your pocket.]( You are receiving this email at {EMAIL} as part of your subscription to StreetAuthority. To ensure that you receive these emails, [please add us to your address book.]( [Terms]( |  [Privacy]( |  [Unsubscribe]( ©2024 StreetAuthority 20 Pidgeon Hill Drive, Suite 202, Sterling, VA 20165 All rights reserved. Any reproduction, copying, or redistribution, in whole or in part, is prohibited.

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