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Would you believe there are 87 countries you can invest in? Some of these stock markets are tiny while others are huge. Today, we'll break down all the different countries you can invest in, and what sets them apart. We'll talk about what differentiates a developed market from an emerging market from a frontier market. From Angola to Zimbabwe, here's how to invest across the entire globe.

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The key factor for a dividend stock is its consistency. We look for predictability, favoring companies that not only have a long track record of paying dividends but also of increasing them. That's how we put together a list of sixteen Canadian dividend champions. In this video, we'll discuss five of them, and what makes them so great.
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Sandisk stock is up over 1,500% since its spinoff from Western Digital thanks to an ongoing memory chip shortage. AI demand has caused memory suppliers to prioritize high-bandwidth memory, causing a shortage in all forms of memory out there. This increases prices, meaning memory stocks are all the rage right now, and electronics companies are bearing the weight of these higher input costs. Today we'll talk about three top stocks to play the memory chip boom: SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron $MU.

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The cure for cancer - at least today - is early detection. That's because if you can detect cancer soon enough, the chance for survival increases dramatically. We've identified two pure-play companies using blood tests for cancer detection, what's known as "liquid biopsy." Those companies are Guardant Health $GH and GRAIL $GRAL. Both offer a "multi-cancer" test, meaning you can screen for multiple cancers with a single blood sample. The market opportunity is measured in the hundreds of billions of dollars. Can these companies succeed where Theranos failed?

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Selling covered calls is easy money, right? Safe, reliable income? Wrong. Today we'll talk about five major mistakes most covered call sellers make while trying to earn passive income. You have to remember that there's no such thing as a free lunch, and if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Watch this video and make sure you don't get burned dabbling in covered call options.

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Canada is the fourth largest investible developed market in the world, so every investor should have some exposure to it in their portfolio. How much of your portfolio should be in Canadian stocks? Which Canadian stocks should you hold? What about Canadian funds? We'll answer those questions and more in today's video on investing in Canada.

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The market seems to think you should sell software stocks first and ask questions later. Large enterprise SaaS companies like Intuit $INTU, Salesforce $CRM, ServiceNow $NOW, and Adobe $ADBE are selling off like mad while the market hits new highs. The current narrative is that AI will destroy software. Who needs to pay for a CRM platform when you can just "vibe code" your own, right? Well, not exactly. As always, there is a lot of nuance here. Let's take a look at the five software stocks investors are most worried about.

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Forgent stock is getting ready to hit the market in a hotly anticipated IPO. The company has seen impressive revenue growth from their custom-made data center power solutions. Forgent is capitalizing on the data center boom, but is their stock a buy? Today, we'll look at how exactly Forgent makes money, and we'll uncover any red flags that came up in the company's S-1 filing document.Stay informed with our free disruptive technology investing newsletter, Nanalyze Weekly. Sign up now at https://www.nanalyze.com/nanalyze-weekly/. This episode is pulled from a YouTube presentation. View the original presentation at https://youtu.be/xXLkU4rXmkY.

We don't invest in stories, but we can't deny United Therapeutics $UTHR has one of the coolest stories of any company we've analyzed. The founder of SiriusXM radio decided to create a pharmaceutical company to provide a cure for her daughter's life-threatening disease. Today, the company is worth over $20 billion with an annual run rate of nearly $1 billion. Talk about doing well while doing good.
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China is one of the world's largest economies, but investing in Chinese stocks isn't an easy task for foreign investors. Between restrictions and risky VIE structures, it's hard to own Chinese investments. Hong Kong, a special administrative region of China, might just be a great way to get exposure to China through the "back door." Today, we'll talk about why investors should have Hong Kong stock exposure in their portfolios, and how to get it.

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