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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2019 · 59 MIN

Expert predicts these 10 stocks will outperform the markets in 2019 (Ep. 655)

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It's earnings season… and I welcome back great friend and respected analyst John Petrides, managing director and portfolio manager at Point View Wealth Management. He's been analyzing the markets for over 15 years. In this interview, John covers an array of topics, including the biggest risks to your portfolio this year… what sectors you should have exposure to… and his top 10 stocks that will outperform the markets in 2019. And… It's official. Next week, we make history here at Curzio Research by launching the first-ever digital security offering in the financial newsletter industry. I explain why I'm so passionate about this industry… and exactly how we plan to grow into one of the largest financial newsletter companies in America. In my educational segment [51:08], I share some thoughts on last night's State of The Union address. And I'm not talking politics… I'm talking about the impact it will have on every single investor across America.

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