Profit From Your Neighbor’s Open House

By Ray BlancoPosted November 5, 2020

If you take a look around your neighborhood, you may be shocked to see that there are very few “For Sale” signs. That’s because the residential real estate game is changing… And today’s pick hopes to capitalize on that changing trend.

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Technology Profits Confidential

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

Ray Blanco is the editor of Technology Profits Confidential as well as Breakthrough Technology Alert, Ray Blanco’s FDA Trader, Penny Pot Profits, 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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Cyberbreaches Trigger Technology Bonanza — And Break Big Profits Wide Open

By Gerald CelentePosted November 2, 2016

The threat lurks around every corner. It’s going after your identity. Your bank account. Your personal information. Nothing is safe. I’m talking about cyber hackers. And they seem to be cropping up all over the place. Our world is more connected than ever before. And that leads us to a vulnerability we simply weren’t prepared...

This Small Company Is Leading the World Into the Drone Age

By Ray BlancoPosted December 27, 2013

There are many really exciting new technologies making strides, but there isn’t always a good way to invest in them. It can be frustrating. Often, the companies leading the way are private, and you can’t just buy shares on an exchange. At other times, a new technology is under development as a relatively small part of an otherwise massive company involved in many other areas, so if you buy the company based on that one exciting new tech, you are exposed to everything else. Not to mention you’re also diluting the potential to see gains from rising revenues of that segment with all the corporation’s other businesses. This month, I am going tell you about a company working on a something I’m sure you’ve heard about — and happily, it’s almost a pure play. It’s working on an emerging technology that is in the news all the time. I’m convinced that this history-making company — the purest investment in its field of expertise — will benefit from a fast-growing market for its products.

Your Drugs Stink. This Company Has a Better Way to Treat Disease

By Ray BlancoPosted February 27, 2015

Did you know most of the medicine you use isn’t doing much more than treating symptoms? Take that blood pressure medicine you might be using… or those cholesterol- lowering pills you pop in the morning. Both are examples of what I’m talking about.

The Future of Wireless Arrives This Year — Here’s How to Profit

By Ray BlancoPosted June 29, 2018

All the information you need to grab your monthly check and profit from early stage, private technology companies. This month, Ray examines a company that helped create new generations of wireless technology, including both 3G and 4G…

How to Win the Great Pot Race — You Must Act Before June 27, 2018

By Ray BlancoPosted May 25, 2018

This month’s recommendation is ready to take medical cannabis nationwide. They’ve built the industry’s biggest pipeline of cannabis-based drugs and they’re ready to bring their newest potential blockbuster to the states. With a green light from the FDA, this could be the beginning of hefty profits and history in the making!

A Legendary American Company With a Clear Future

By Ray BlancoPosted July 3, 2012

In the 1850s, a successful entrepreneur by the name of Amory Houghton Sr. became convinced of the potential of growing the U.S. glass industry. Up to that time, the U.S. was mostly an agricultural economy, and glass was something largely imported from Europe. By the 1860s, Houghton Sr. ended up owning several small glass companies. Later, he consolidated and moved them from the Eastern seaboard to an interior town where coal and rents were cheaper. By then, the advent of canal and railroad transportation made the town of Corning, N.Y., an ideal location. Houghton Sr.’s glass operations were renamed Corning Glass Works (now called Corning Inc.), and a famous American brand was born.

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