Sponsored content from Timothy Sykes Hey — Tim Sykes here. So, unless you’ve been living under a rock, you probably saw the news… Nvidia just signed a $7 BILLION deal with Saudi Arabia to power its new AI empire 🤯 We’re talking about hundreds of thousands of chips, including their latest Grace Blackwell supercomputer. This isn’t hype—this is real money chasing real AI infrastructure. And get this… Nvidia earnings are coming up fast.
I’ve seen this setup before. And I’m telling you—it’s giving me flashbacks to the early days of the AI boom. That’s why I dropped everything to shoot this new VSL for you. Because I think Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is getting ready to ignite what I’m calling the AI 2.0 catalyst. It could be huge. And no—this isn’t about blindly buying Nvidia. This is about using my new AI forecasting tool—XGPT—to spot the exact tickers that could pop during this next wave. We’re talking high-confidence, one-day profit windows. The kind that don’t wait around. 🎯 Click here to watch the video and get the free ticker XGPT just flagged. I’ll walk you through the story, what I believe is coming next, and how to use AI to trade AI. Look, I’ve helped mentor over 40 millionaire traders. I’ve made $7.9M trading. And even I wish I had this tool sooner. But now it’s your turn. See you inside, Tim
Today's Featured Story Want Steady Income? 3 Top Dividend Stocks for July 2025Written by Chris Markoch 
Earnings season is synonymous with market volatility. Growth-oriented investors may love trading the ups and downs, but more risk-averse investors may look for ways to generate solid returns balanced by steady cash flow. Dividend stocks are a solid option, particularly when you find companies with a history of paying and growing dividends over several years. This is a hallmark of companies that can grow revenue and earnings in any market. In July, three dividend-paying companies stand out as particularly compelling options. Together, these stocks can deliver reliable income for investors seeking shelter from the market’s ups and downs. Johnson & Johnson Will Be There When Needed Reliability is the primary goal of any dividend stock. A high yield or an attractive payout doesn’t matter much if the company can’t sustain it over the long term. That reliability has been on display with Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ). The company has been embroiled in a lawsuit over its talc products for several years. At the same time, it’s navigating inflation and tariff concerns. JNJ has rewarded shareholders with a safe, growing dividend throughout. In fact, in the last two years, the dividend king has increased its dividend by over 4%. Its current dividend yield of 3.35% is better than the sector median average of 2%. However, that reliability doesn’t just relate to a company’s dividend. It can also relate to fear of missing out (FOMO). In the case of Johnson & Johnson, the stock is trading at an attractive valuation. However, with the company just getting ready to report its quarterly earnings, investors do not have any urgency to jump on JNJ stock, which has been in a consolidation pattern since early April. Verizon Offers a High-Yield Dividend That Isn’t a Trap For many investors, dividend yield is their number one consideration for dividend stocks. However, sometimes a high yield can be a sign of other problems in the company. That’s not the case with Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ). Verizon’s business model isn’t exciting, but it proves that a boring business can still provide beautiful growth. That business model is the reason Verizon can pay a reliable dividend that yields 6.5%, putting it in the top 10% of its sector. VZ stock has delivered a total return of 47.14% in the last 10 years. That’s significant because the stock has delivered an above-average total return of over 8% in the last 12 months. Investors are responding positively to the company’s efforts to reduce capital expenditures as the 5G rollout winds up. The stock may not be done. It’s trading at around 9x forward earnings, a substantial discount to its historic average. The Verizon analyst forecasts on MarketBeat have a consensus price target that’s 14% above the stock’s closing price on July 15. Duke Energy Will Ride a Multi-Year Investment Wave Utilities stocks won’t make investors forget about the tech sector, but they’ve been having a better year than many sectors. That’s been particularly true of companies like Duke Energy (NYSE: DUK). DUK stock is up 11% in 2025, and its dividend yield is 3.57%. At more than $65 billion, Duke Energy’s capital expenditure (capex) plan is among the largest among regulated utility companies. The company is investing in modernizing the existing electrical grid and continuing its solar and energy storage investments. Analysts are forecasting mid- to high-single-digit earnings per share (EPS) growth. Investors can bank on that forecast because Duke Energy is headquartered in North Carolina, which recently passed legislation that allows multi-year rate plans, performance-based ratemaking, and carbon reduction targets. The downside of the company’s capex plans is a significant debt load. As of July 15, the company’s debt-to-equity ratio was 1.57%, which is elevated by historical standards. However, if interest rates come down as expected, the company may be able to refinance that debt at better rates.
Thank you for subscribing to The Early Bird, MarketBeat's 7:00 AM newsletter that covers stories that will impact the stock market each day. This message is a paid sponsorship for Timothy Sykes, a third-party advertiser of The Early Bird and MarketBeat. Results are not typical and will vary from person to person. Making money trading stocks takes time, timing, proper execution, dedication, and hard work. There are inherent risks involved with investing in the stock market, including the loss of your investment. Past performance in the market is not indicative of future results. Any investment is at your own risk. If you need help with your subscription, please contact MarketBeat's U.S. based support team at contact@marketbeat.com. If you no longer wish to receive email from The Early Bird, you can unsubscribe. © 2006-2025 MarketBeat Media, LLC. All rights reserved. 345 N Reid Pl., Sixth Floor, Sioux Falls, SD 57103. USA. . Today's Featured Link: Man Who Called Nvidia at $1.10 Says Buy This Now... (From The Oxford Club)
|
| 
0 Response to "Everyone’s watching Nvidia right now. Here’s why I’m excited."
Post a Comment