Category: Trading Strategies

This indicator is good at pinpointing short-term pullbacks, and it is flashing warning signs for one at this very moment.

A few months ago, I warned about the dangers of passive investing. It looks like others are starting to voice similar concerns…

In February, I wrote an article called “Beating the Average” that showed you how to do just that — beat the average. Today, we are going to see how we did.

Nobel Prize-winning economist Eugene Fama and other researchers have found that momentum strategies have worked for over 200 years.

Three types of strategies performed exceptionally well lately. Today we are going to stretch that out a bit and see what’s been working since the mid-‘80s.

We’ve pulled together an elite group of experts in investing and asset protection for this year’s Total Wealth Symposium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

With all the changes in the market in the past few months, the coming shift is inevitable … and you don’t want to be on the wrong side of it.

Wall Street firms are chasing their dreams with computing power. And what they’re dreaming of is obvious: making lots of money.

Don’t get me wrong: I’m a big fan of what Tesla has accomplished. But when you have a stock that’s overvalued as much as Tesla is, you want to be careful.

Companies that have larger book values than the current prices of their stocks have been a great set of companies to own going back to the late ‘80s.

Gambling on whether a company’s stock will soar or fall on one single day works sometimes, but recently, I figured out the best way to play earnings season.

The bottom line is, are we making money? Not how well-thought-out or well-researched a trading strategy is, but is it making money?

Price is what matters. A prime example of this played out in the public’s eye recently, as Bill Ackman, a famed activist investor, failed miserably.

Short-term trading — holding stocks for weeks or, at most, a couple months — has the potential to increase wealth quickly.