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If you鈥檝e got the financial news playing on your television in the background right now, please get up and turn it off. That may sound harsh, but I鈥檒l explain why I say that in today鈥檚 new MoneyLine podcast. I will also explain why doing so will not only save you money but help you refresh your mindset when it comes to successful investing. The market pulled back Wednesday and Thursday following an amazing rally, but the media would have you believe that it鈥檚 time to worry. It鈥檚 not. Stocks don鈥檛 go up every day, and oftentimes pullbacks present us with great times to buy. That鈥檚 what we鈥檙e seeing right now. In the podcast, I highlight the opportunity in front of us.

It鈥檚 a story we鈥檝e heard before鈥� Tech stocks are on fire this week, and as a result the stock market is once again closing in on historic highs. Luckily, I never get sick of that kind of story. Part of the recent strength comes from Apple (AAPL), which climbed more than 6% yesterday and saw its value eclipse $2.1 trillion. I talk about everything that鈥檚 going on with the largest publicly traded company in today鈥檚 new episode of MoneyLine, including its big announcement of a 5G iPhone and what it means for the massive 5G investment theme. Elsewhere in the tech sector, Amazon (AMZN) kicks off its COVID-delayed Prime Day today. It鈥檚 about to be big, as sales are projected to hit $10 billion for the first time ever.

We鈥檙e at a very unique point in time right now. We鈥檙e in the early stages of what I鈥檓 calling the 鈥淩oaring 2020s鈥� 鈥� a decade that I believe will present endless and massive moneymaking opportunities for investors. I鈥檓 talking about everything from tech stocks in the U.S. and abroad to the rise of the blockchain and altcoins to the emergence of frontier countries that will grow into the next China. In today鈥檚 new episode of MoneyLine, I want to help you make the most of these opportunities. And to do that, I highlight four of the most exciting trends of the decade to come. The first is biotech, and longtime MoneyWire readers know that I鈥檝e been bullish on this industry for years.

It鈥檚 been a crazy few days in the world. But then again, it鈥檚 2020. So that鈥檚 par for the course. Since my last MoneyLine podcast aired on Friday, the president was admitted to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center with COVID-19 and then released yesterday. The market is watching. Stocks initially fell on the news before rallying to kick off this week. The S&P 500 is now at its best level in a month and within striking distance of its best level EVER. I鈥檒l go over all the details of the last few days in today鈥檚 new episode of MoneyLine. We鈥檒l discuss if the recent buying has been driven by President Trump鈥檚 return to the White House or if it has more to do with the poll numbers swinging in favor of Joe Biden.

I awoke this morning to the same big news you did, that the President of the United States and the First Lady both tested positive for COVID-19. Both will be in quarantine in the White House for the foreseeable future. I certainly join others in hoping for a speedy recovery for them and all infected with the virus, and that efforts to find a successful vaccine pay off as fast as possible. As you can imagine, stock futures turned lower immediately when the news broke overnight, and the major U.S. indices opened down 1.2% to 2.0%. Hopes for another stimulus bill helped bring stocks off their lows pretty quickly. This news injects additional uncertainty in the market, and on today鈥檚 new episode of MoneyLine, I break down how this will affect stocks going forward. What does it mean heading into the election?