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General Motors’ Strike Spoils October Job Growth November 1, 2019 Great Stuff Friday Four Play: The Sugar Rush Edition Sugar, sugar everywhere! Let me set the post-Halloween scene in the Hargett house: If Alderaan were made of candy, and the Death Star blew it up in my kitchen … that’s what I’m living with right now. My girls are bartering candy like Jawas downstairs as I write […]
Scary Starbucks, Apple iZombies and Freaky Facebook October 31, 2019 Great Stuff The Nightmare Before a Trade Deal I hope you’re ready for a real old-fashioned Halloween, ’cause I’m long on tricks and short on treats today. Of course, the U.S.-China trade deal is at the center of this endless nightmare. Earlier this month, President Trump tweeted that a “phase one” trade deal with China was finalized […]
1 Way to Gauge a Company’s Future Before Investing — Ex: Boeing 737 Max October 31, 2019 American Investor Today, Investing, Trending The Boeing 737 Max jet caused two fatal accidents only five months apart. As a result, the company is under intense scrutiny. Headlines announce the stern and uncertain outlook for the company. Charles Mizrahi disagrees with Wall Street’s reaction to the headlines, and he discusses the one question you should always ask as a sensible investor. (6-minute video)
Natural Gas Price Will Rise 16%: Here’s How to Play It October 30, 2019 American Investor Today, Investment Opportunities, Natural Resource Investor, Natural Resource Options Alert, Natural Resources The stock market is bearish on natural gas, but you can make money on its short-term price moves. John’s Chart of the Week shows a zigzag pattern on natural gas prices you don’t want to miss. Plus, he gives you a trade you can jump on now. (3-minute read)
Earnings Beyond Beat … 1 VIX Chart You Must See October 29, 2019 Great Stuff Don’t Forget the Fed It’s been nice seeing companies driving the narrative on Wall Street again. Earnings season has given us diversity again … a reason to focus on corporate well-being, profits and, of course, failures. But the broader economic kettle is beginning to spew steam again. Tomorrow, we’ll get the first whistle. The Federal […]





