For today’s issue, Jeff is trying something different… He’s sharing some of his personal experiences as an investor, including the biggest investing mistake he ever made… and how it shaped his perspective on investing in general.
In this market volatility, it can definitely be difficult to determine the best places to put our capital. Yet as Jeff has written before, these kinds of pullbacks can be an excellent opportunity to buy over-punished stocks. And he offers a few suggestions in today’s mailbag…
Incredible progress was being made in the cost of electric vehicle battery manufacturing, but this year has thrown a wrench into the industry’s targets. Needless to say, this is the wrong direction and will only increase the sticker price of EVs… but Tesla has an advantage in this regard.
Executives at Google are warning that encrypted data being sent today is already at risk of not only being stolen, but decrypted through the use of quantum computers. And they're not talking about something several years down the road… We're on the verge of quantum computers rendering our current security standards obsolete.
The world’s largest contract manufacturer of semiconductors, TSMC, is in discussions to build a factory in Singapore. And if we dig a little deeper, there is a far bigger story that underlies this development...
A zoonotic disease known as monkeypox is in the news. This isn’t something new, and it’s certainly nowhere near a pandemic. Yet we are being told from the highest levels that this is something “that everybody should be concerned about.” But Jeff Brown says, this is nothing at all like COVID-19 and can be easily contained...
This bout of market volatility has brought more fear and anxiety into the marketplace than we’ve experienced in some time. That’s why Jeff Brown and the team at Brownstone Research have done their utmost to bring the best intel on the developing situation to readers… and buck the more dire predictions from the mass media.