Leave It To Levi

Levi Strauss & Co. has done well this past year, even with the economic downturn. One of their newest plans is NextGen - a physical store format geared to millennials and Gen Z in the post-pandemic world, meant to engage these generational consumers more in the arts. Let's find out if this is enough to turn the tide.

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Feeling Crisp'r about Gene-Editing

CRISPR research got much traction in 2020 when it began to be seen as a possible medical technology. CRISPR-Cas9 is used to edit genes and alter parts of DNA. Investors listened when companies started showing success with these trials because rare genetic disorders could be eliminated, and quality of life increased by using this technique. Is there an opportunity for us to ride the trend?

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Silver's Moment to Shine?

Silver is a much-needed investment these days. It remains one of the few investments that has fared well in this economic downturn, and it's a great way to hedge against inflation. The iShares Silver Trust had $7.86 billion in assets under management and had produced an average annual total return of 0.46 percent since its inception in 2006.

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What is Palatable about Palantir?

People have many different opinions about Palantir Technologies. Some people love the company and think it is an excellent investment, while others are convinced that it will soon be going out of business. Let's dig into some reasons to buy Palantir stock and some reasons to avoid buying it altogether. Either way, this is setting up to be a very tradable stock.

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Is MasterCard Still Priceless?

Mastercard has been at the forefront of financial technology for decades and was one of the first companies to offer a credit card, as well as the first company to use an electronic system that manages their transactions. Today, MasterCard is a household name and one of the most recognizable brands in the world. But with so many new technologies emerging every day (including cryptocurrencies), what does this mean for MasterCard?

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EEMerging Opportunities

Emerging Markets are all the rage these days, but they have been known for their unpredictability and volatile nature. As Asia battles with the COVID and supply constraints impact prices, are their economies in jeopardy of misfiring in the near term? With Alibaba, Tencent, SK Hynix and Samsung making up it’s portfolio, does this ETF continue to perform with chip shortages?

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Green Hydrogen; A Pipe Dream?

As more countries are making green hydrogen a priority for their energy needs, there is only one significant player with the experience, technology and capability to start a world-scale, green hydrogen revolution – Air Products

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EEMerging Before Our Eyes

As Asia navigates the pandemic successfully, their economies are starting to fire on all cylinders setting up EEM to drive well into 2021. Leveraging an elite class of Asian stocks, this ETF rallied ahead of broader ETFs with a 5% gain, outpacing even S&P 500’s 2%. With Alibaba, Tencent, SK Hynix and Samsung making up it’s portfolio, does this ETF continue to earn a place in your portfolio diversification?

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An Exxellent opportunity

Everyone loves their labels and the villains of climate change are arguably the oil and gas companies but before we count Exxon out as a “climate risk”, let’s dig deeper into this opportunity to see what may be just beneath the surface.

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LAZR Focused on Tomorrow

Luminar Technologies shares skyrocketed to 110% just days after it went public earlier this month but much like all IPOs, they represent a shifting of risk to the public from the private equity making this interesting but only when the price is right. Does Luminar offer a bright future or is it just flash in the pan?

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