{Screaming Buys} Stocks To Scoop This June, And One to Runaway From!

Best strategies for June coming right up! Sponsored [Build Wealth 10x Faster By Doing This]( As you know, the stock market has been volatile lately, and there's a lot of uncertainty in the air. But we want to assure you that this is not the time to panic. In fact, it's the time to be buying stocks.[Go HERE to Get Their Names And Ticker Symbols]( By clicking the link you are subscribing to the Summa Money Newsletter and may receive up to 2 additional free bonus subscriptions. Unsubscribing is easy [Privacy Policy/Disclosures](  2 High-Potential Buys and 1 to Exercise Caution With [Image]  Hello Stock Traders,  If we were to make a list of things that catch Wall Street's eye, the Dow Jones Industrial Average would probably sit right on top.  This stalwart recently popped the champagne on its 127th birthday and continues to be a robust cohort of 30 multinational businesses. These companies have not only survived the test of time, but they've consistently added some extra zeroes to their shareholders' bank accounts.  Even though 2022 saw the Dow Jones and its fellow indexes donning the bearish cloak, the Dow had the last laugh with a marginal loss of less than 9%.  When the clouds of uncertainty and turbulence hang over Wall Street, the seasoned businesses within the Dow often morph into a treasure trove for bargain hunters.  As we march towards summer, let me point out two Dow stocks that are practically holding up neon signs screaming "Buy me!" in June.  And, in contrast, there's another one flashing a warning sign, urging you to steer clear.  First on the hot list for June is none other than the magical kingdom itself - Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS). The 'House of Mouse' has been wrestling with a couple of hefty challenges in recent years.  It's no secret that the pandemic forced its theme parks into hibernation and gave its film revenue a significant haircut.  But the clouds are parting, and with most countries shelving their pandemic containment plans, Disney's theme parks and film entertainment divisions are poised to bounce back.  On another front, Disney's streaming segment has been bleeding money. During the first half of the fiscal year, the company reported a loss of $1.71 billion from its direct-to-consumer segment. That's a whopping 16% more than the comparable period in fiscal 2022.  But it's not all gloom and doom here. While Disney+ has seen its subscriber count slip from 164.2 million to 157.8 million, it has also managed to nudge its monthly subscription prices upwards.  Plus, a new less expensive, ad-supported tier should help reel in and keep new subscribers. So, we can see that they are clearly charting a path towards profitability, possibly by the second half of fiscal 2024.  Losing 6.4 million subscribers might seem like a blow, but let's put things in perspective. It's just a drop in the ocean compared to the massive wave of 164 million subscribers Disney+ gained in the three years after its launch. This shows the power of the Disney brand and its ability to pull the price lever when needed.  What sets Disney apart is its storytelling prowess. The magic of its characters and narratives creates a level of engagement and imagination that no competitor can replicate. This unique aspect makes Disney an attractive pick after a few turbulent years.  Next up on the June hot list is Walgreens Boots Alliance (NASDAQ: WBA). The pharmacy-chain is another undervalued gem in the Dow. Let's face it, Walgreens' five-year chart looks like something out of a horror movie.  The company has been grappling with a couple of sizable challenges. The pandemic took a heavy toll on its physical stores, and their strategy of expanding horizontally (i.e., opening new stores) wasn't a hit with critics, especially when compared with CVS Health's vertical expansion into health insurance.  However, Walgreens is turning the tide by venturing into new verticals that promise more organic growth. In a partnership with VillageMD, Walgreens has already opened 210 full-service clinics within its stores.  This strategic move is designed to boost operating margins and drive repeat visits.  The pandemic also prompted Walgreens to beef up its direct-to-consumer sales. They are revamping their online experience and reworking the supply chain to offer a more convenient buying experience to consumers.  We can see Walgreens is trimming the fat as it has slashed its annual operating expenses by over $2 billion and generated billions by selling its wholesale drug segment to AmerisourceBergen.  The story isn't all rosy in the Dow, though. Boeing (NYSE: BA) is one to sidestep in June. Now, don't get me wrong. Boeing has a bright long-term outlook with a solid backlog of $411 billion, but right now, a quartet of headwinds makes it less appealing.  Firstly, with a potential recession on the horizon, Boeing's historical performance suggests it's not a reliable bet.  Secondly, the Federal Reserve's current hawkish monetary policy could prove problematic for debt-ridden companies like Boeing. The possibility of increased interest costs could spell trouble.  Thirdly, Boeing's numerous operational and part-related issues are quite concerning. And finally, its valuation doesn't quite sit well given the possibility of a recession.  With Wall Street's projections changing from around $2 earnings per share to a loss of $1.34/share, it suggests that Boeing's shares could be a more affordable option in the second half of 2023.  So, as we head into summer, it might be a good idea to keep your eyes on Disney and Walgreens and your distance from Boeing.  Remember, the key is to invest wisely, and a little humor and lightness wouldn't hurt either.  Trade safe!  -James  Coming Up Next: Inflation issues still linge. How to approach this? Find out in the article below!   SPONSORED 🔽 Sponsored [Protect Your Wealth from Inflation - Your Survival Guide]( Inflation is a silent killer of your wealth. You may be losing more money than you realize, and it could only get worse. Don't wait until it's too late to take action. [Go HERE To Learn How to Protect Yourself from Infl]( By clicking the link you are subscribing to The Investors News Newsletter and may receive up to 2 additional free bonus subscriptions. Unsubscribing is easy [Privacy Policy/Disclosures]( Taking Charge Amid Inflation: Strategies in this Kind of Markets Just when you thought you were familiar with all the Wall Street jargon, a new buzzword enters the chat.  Remember when everyone and their grandmother were making a fortune off meme stocks? Or the time when Bitcoin and blockchain promised to make us all overnight millionaires?  More recently, artificial intelligence stole the limelight. But wait, what's this newfangled term "inflation" everyone seems to be worked up about?  Inflation – it's not as complex as it sounds. In fact, it's quite simple: over time, prices of goods and services tend to rise, often a sign of a thriving economy.  But remember, we're talking about moderate, low inflation, the kind that lets us sleep soundly at night – a steady 2% increase per year is the magic number the Federal Reserve aims for.  However, recently, inflation seems to have had one too many cups of coffee. We're seeing an alarming surge, and the Fed is doing all the cardio it can, ramping up interest rates to tame this hyperactive beast.  This sudden jump in inflation is a bit like when you're enjoying a lovely picnic, and a horde of ants decide to gatecrash your sandwich party. It eats into consumers' purchasing power and casts a rather long shadow over the economic landscape.  How did we get here? Some would argue it's the domino effect from pandemic-related supply chain issues, combined with central banks infusing trillions into the economy, plus robust consumer demand in the post-pandemic era.  But hey, don't etch that theory in stone just yet. Even top-tier economists can't agree on why we're seeing this spike in inflation – it's like asking a group of people why they think pineapple doesn't belong on pizza. You'll get a lot of different responses.  Now, enough talk about the problem, let's chat about solutions, or specifically, how you, the savvy investor, can tackle this inflation beast.  Firstly, sitting on piles of cash during high inflation is akin to building sandcastles near a rising tide. You don't want your purchasing power getting eroded. Instead, stay invested and keep adding to your portfolio. Remember, it's always a good day to make money.  So, what's the best kind of business to own during inflation? Well, it's the ones that can adjust their price tags without customers batting an eyelid.  Imagine if you could sell umbrellas in a downpour – that's the kind of advantage these businesses have.  Take Chipotle Mexican Grill, for example. They've increased their prices numerous times, but their loyal customers keep coming back, mouths watering for their Tex-Mex delights.  This price increase hasn't spooked their clientele; on the contrary, Chipotle's revenue shot up by 14.4% in 2022. That's the kind of resilience you want to see in a company you're invested in.  For the high-rollers, check out luxury car manufacturer Ferrari.  It's like the Hermes Birkin bag of the automobile world. High prices, long waiting lists, and a brand so exclusive it could be a VIP club.  Ferrari's customer base is so affluent, they could probably buy a couple of these luxury machines just for the heck of it.  So, yes, inflation can be a bit of a party pooper. But it doesn't mean the end of the world. 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