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NFTs could be worth millions in the future. That’s why sports icons such as Tom Brady are jumping on the NFT bandwagon.

Tom Brady Joins the Sports NFT Boom August 19, 2021 by Jay Goldberg Cryptocurrency, Winning Investor Daily NFTs could be worth millions in the future. That’s why sports icons such as Tom Brady are jumping on the NFT bandwagon.

This Graph Is Your Ticket to Knowing a Sector’s Next Move August 19, 2021 by Chad Shoop Trading Strategies, True Options Masters, Unusual Options Activity When I want to know where a market sector is likely headed next, I know that there's a specific tool I can use to tell me...

Find Refuge From This Dual Threat August 18, 2021 by Clint Lee Big Picture. Big Profits., Investment Opportunities, U.S. Economy Time to start “dialing back.” That’s how Mary Daly, president of the San Francisco Fed, views the Federal Reserve’s stimulus measures. Daly sees less need for support, and she’s hardly alone in her view. No fewer than eight other Fed presidents have voiced a similar assessment recently. That’s because they are confident about the ongoing economic recovery. The first place they will start is the Federal Reserve’s massive $8.2 trillion balance sheet, which has swelled by 100% since the pandemic began. But those views are at odds with the surge in new COVID-19 cases as the delta variant spreads.

I Saw Who Sent the Email... And My Jaw Dropped

This Email Showed Me How Many Investors Are Getting Screwed August 18, 2021 by Chris Cimorelli True Options Masters This stock is an absolute landmine. A dumpster fire. It's something no financial advisor would ever put you in. And I love it.

Profit as Robots Infiltrate Farming With This 1 ETF August 17, 2021 by Ted Bauman Big Picture. Big Profits., Technology, U.S. Economy In yesterday’s Your Money Matters video, Angela Jirau, Clint Lee and I talked about the revolutionary potential of automation and robotics to increase productivity in the U.S. economy in the coming decade. Increasing productivity — getting more from an hour of labor — is a solution to almost every economic problem. In the long run, population and productivity growth drive economic growth. Given a fixed amount of capital and labor, growing productivity is the only way to increase output.