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The best investors get into stocks well before the majority of other investors because they think ahead. When you're proactive you find overlooked and often undervalued opportunities while 99% of other people are reactive investors. 

Those types don't buy stocks until after they hear experts, the news or their friends toting a company. Sure you may pick up some companies at a decent price, but you're more likely to experience losses.

Top investors make an effort to become aware of macro trends because it makes them so much more profit and creates a safety margin against losses. It's up to you which type of investor you want to be.

Right now there are trends in the Baby Boomers needing end-of-life services, Cryptocurrency and AI utilization.

Tickers mentioned in this episode:

REITs

• ABR
• CCI
• AMT
• SLG 

Healthcare

• PFE
• GSK
• SNY 

Weed

• IIPR
• SMG
• STZ 

Technology (opt for dividend paying funds over growth stocks)

• AIO
• NBXG
• BSTZ
• HTGC
• HRZN

Crypto

•  BITO 

Bonds (only a few  opportunities  since they're becoming overpriced)

• PDI bond fund is easier than finding individuals

Utilities

• UGI
• SPH
• BKH
• D
• VZ
• T

Index Funds are the lazy man's or set-it-and-forget-it alternative. While most have low dividends, we recently found a few that pay pretty good. 

• SWHYX
• NHYMX
• NMSSX
• NOBL

Compare these to SPY and VOO Index Fund's dividends. ( Warren Buffet's preferences) 


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