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Editor’s Note: Below, Dr. Mark Skousen, The Oxford Club’s Macroeconomic Strategist, reveals the one area of the tech sector he’s watching extremely closely right now.

Also, a quick housekeeping note: We will not be sending Wealthy Retirement on Monday in observance of Memorial Day. We will be back with a new issue on Tuesday.

As we reme...


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EchoStar (Nasdaq: SATS) has a story investors can understand. It owns a mix of wireless, pay TV, broadband, and satellite assets, and the market is looking for hidden value in that mix.

The cash story is harder. A higher stock price can show better sentiment, but it does not erase weak free cash flow or a heavy debt load.

Through brands like DIS...


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T. Rowe Price (Nasdaq: TROW) manages $1.8 trillion for clients and offers more than 100 mutual funds and ETFs.

The stock sports a generous 5% yield. Let’s see if that yield is likely to be maintained.

T. Rowe Price generated $1.5 billi...


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Last week, I received one of the greatest emails of my career.

I write a dividend growth newsletter called The Oxford Income Letter and also run a few VIP Trading Services, one of which is called Weekly Income Alert. The goal of WIA is to, as the name suggests, generate income every week (on Fridays).

A subscriber to WIA named Pam wrote to say:...


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If you’ve been watching the markets lately, you know something feels… off.

Stocks rally on bad news.

Inflation cools – then heats up again.

The Fed says one thing, then does another.

Many investors are confused. And when people are confused, they usually turn to the same old economic models for answers.

That’s a mistake.

If you really...


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