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December 3, 2021 Great Stuff
Friday Feedback: The “Spirit Of Great Stuff” Edition End the week with a friendly voice, a companion so obtrusive. Plays that song that’s so elusive, and the magic lyrics make your portfolio move. Off on your way, hit the open market, there is Great Stuff at your fingers. Mr. Great Stuff ever lingers, undemanding contact […] Buy the Omicron Dip! (But Choose Wisely)
December 3, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investing
Markets went haywire this week (and last) in response to a double whammy: Omicron’s appearance on the COVID stage and a suddenly hawkish Fed. Stocks dropped across the board … but some dropped more than others. That confirms what I’ve been saying for most of 2021: The market increasingly prefers quality and consistent earnings growth […] Are You Confusing RSI and RS? You’re Not Alone…
December 3, 2021 Investing, Trading Strategies, True Options Masters
Mike Carr clears up decades of confusion over RSI and RS — and reveals which of the two indicators is more likely to beat the market! On DoorDashers, On Box’ers, On Chipmakers … C’mon, Becto!
December 1, 2021 Great Stuff
A Little Dash’ll Do Ya? It’s been, what … less than a week since COVID-19 Omicron debuted, and I’m already tired of it. And I’m sure you’re tired of hearing about Omicron as well, Great Ones. Wall Street is also tired of it, apparently, as stocks attempted to push sharply higher today. But, as resilient […] To Win at Investing, Accept That There Is NO Normal
November 29, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investing, U.S. Economy
At times of extreme uncertainty, external factors drive the prices of individual stocks. Some are “a bit” predictable, like the actions of the Federal Reserve. Others are true “Black Swans” — completely unpredictable events such as Omicron. In “normal” times, on the other hand, we’re supposed to be able to predict the movement of stock prices using standard models. But what if there are no normal times? A fascinating article by a famous investment analyst convinces me that this is exactly the case.