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Certain uncertainty? One market-making (or breaking) event still looms large on the horizon like a rampaging Godzilla: the November election.

November’s Nightmare; Still the DraftKing; AT&Trap October 5, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff A Certainly Uncertain Election Throughout the insanity that is 2020, one thing remains certain: uncertainty. Well, uncertainty and taxes, but we’ve already been there done that. When uncertainty reared its ugly head on Wall Street back in March, the backstoppin’ Federal Reserve stepped in. Whether you agree with the Fed’s actions or not — and […]

The arrival of 5G is where the real cord cutting of broadband begins…

5G Leaves the Home Broadband Market Ripe for Disruption October 5, 2020 by Ian King Technology, Winning Investor Daily The arrival of 5G is where the real cord cutting of broadband begins…

The shuffling madness has Wall Street skating away on the thin ice of a new day. But Great Stuff makes sure you aren’t sitting on a park bench, eyeing stock returns with bad intent.

Presidential Quarantine; Nio’s Amigos; Heigh-Ho Twilio October 2, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Friday Four Play: The “For Whom the Bell Tulls” Edition In the shuffling madness of the stock market’s breath runs the all-time speculator headlong to his death. We can feel the bear claws scraping, returns breaking on our brows. But Jerome Powell stole the handle … and pain, it won’t stop going. No way to […]

Even though its price has pulled back a bit recently, gold’s incredible run is far from over.

Gold’s 20-Year Rally Is Only the Beginning October 2, 2020 by Ian King Gold, Winning Investor Daily Even though its price has pulled back a bit recently, gold’s incredible run is far from over.

It makes sense to convert at least a portion of your excess cash to something that will hold up.

They Say Get out of Cash — Here’s How October 1, 2020 by Brian Christopher Cryptocurrency, Winning Investor Daily It makes sense to convert at least a portion of your excess cash to something that will hold up.