The Fed Backs Your Portfolio

By Ray BlancoPosted June 18, 2020

The federal government has money burning a hole in its pocket… And that’s very good for our portfolio! The Trump administration is preparing a proposal to spend a whopping $1 trillion on infrastructure. It’s not just to jump-start a COVID-19-ravaged economy, either…

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With new technologies in mobile computing, biotechnology and 3-D printing, it’s nearly impossible to keep up with the throngs of new innovation and still be able to forecast which companies are set to profit. Technology Profits Confidential is your one-stop shop for the companies of tomorrow’s technology… and how you can profit from them.

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Ray Blanco is the editor of Technology Profits Confidential as well as Breakthrough Technology Alert, FDA Profit Alert, and Technology Profits Daily. Ray has been with Seven Figure Publishing since 2010. In 2019, his closed positions in Technology Profits Confidential outperformed the S&P500 by 50%.

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Biotech Bonanza of 2012

By Ray BlancoPosted September 7, 2012

So far, 2012 has been a terrific year for our biotechnology portfolio. It's been great for biotech investors in general, despite the weak global economy. The NASDAQ Biotechnology Index (NBI), for example, is up 35%. Our newsletter's biotech picks, however, have outperformed even these stellar returns. Of the stocks we picked before January of this year, the average year to date return has been 58%. If we include our new picks, the figure comes out to 44.8%, year to date.

Nvidia Accelerates Mobile Computing

By Ray BlancoPosted December 2, 2011

True innovators don't merely meet existing market needs: They build new industries and demolish existing ones. Twenty years ago, computer gaming -- whether on a console or a personal computer -- was largely limited to simple, two-dimensional graphics. In the 1990s, however, Nvidia invented a chip called a graphics processing unit (GPU). The new chip integrated and accelerated all the main computing functions necessary to create rich visual environments for a new generation of games. It became an instant best-seller on PCs and enabled a new generation of blockbuster games.

Vertex Pipeline Progresses

By Ray BlancoPosted September 9, 2011

This week, Vertex reported a promising update on an experimental drug candidate in clinical trials, VX-509. VX-509 selectively inhibits JAK3. Tyrosine kinases are an important family of enzymes in human biology. They act as master switches for many cellular functions. In autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, JAK3 is part of an abnormal immune response, which results in chronic inflammation and irreversible damage to cartilage and bones.

Game Changer in Orbit

By Ray BlancoPosted May 6, 2016

Some early signs are pointing to a potential disruption in the satellite Internet market that benefits our satellite play… These signs point to the potential for satellite operators to no longer limit themselves to the “crumbs off the table” of the overall telecommunications market — especially when it comes to Internet. They can start go after the whole enchilada...

Two Sell Alerts, Plus Reader Email

By Ray BlancoPosted April 10, 2015

We are currently tracking 22 open positions. It’s time to close a few positions to keep the portfolio from growing too large and unwieldy. It's spring, and we're going to do a little bit of spring-cleaning.

2018 Off to a Solid Start — This Robot Car Play Is a Buy

By Ray BlancoPosted February 2, 2018

This company is a pure play on the self-driving trend – their core focus is to become the key autonomous auto components supplier of the future.