The U.S. economy is slowly reopening after several weeks in the lockdown caused by COVID-19. Department stores, malls, and gyms are opening at restricted capacity. And even theme parks are now following suit – albeit at limited capacity.

The markets are apparently taking the reopening as a good sign. After bottoming out on March 23, the S&P 500 has rallied back 35% and topped the 3,000 level this past week for the first time since March 5.

But despite the comeback in stocks, gold and bitcoin are still outperforming. They’re up over 14% and 30% this year, respectively. So if you’re looking for a good hedge against volatility and you haven’t added them to your portfolio yet, you’ll be better off if you do now…

Why I’m Proud to Be an American
America has given us opportunities, mentors, friendship… and so much more. So today, we’re taking some time to thank the real heroes of this nation…

An Important Truth About Life
Despite what we see unfolding in the world economy during a time like this, we should always look at the bigger picture. And this is one of the most important truths about life…

COVID-19 Will Unleash a Brand-New $225 Billion Trend
The coronavirus pandemic is creating another, separate medical crisis. And it’s unleashed a new trend that will stick with us long after this pandemic is over…

Where to Find “Zombies” Lurking in Your Portfolio
The U.S. is now reopening, but the floodgates aren’t open yet. Until then, beware of these sectors on the long road back to normal…

The No. 1 Investment of the Decade
Since the 1960s, there’s been one investing trend for every decade that changed the game for early investors. And this will be the next investment trend of the new decade…

Regards,

Chaka Ferguson
Managing Editor, Palm Beach Daily

P.S. As I mentioned above, the economy is finally starting to emerge from the coronavirus-induced lockdown. And there’s one industry using cutting-edge technology to help alleviate the coronavirus crisis.

In fact, it’s helping to secure supply chains, authenticate N95 masks, and is projected to help the health care industry save up to $150 billion each year.

Daily editor Teeka Tiwari calls it his No. 1 investment of the decade. Click here to see why…