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Uber’s Anarchy in the U.K.; Tesla Sells 200K Trapezoids November 25, 2019 Great Stuff Monday Merger Mania Thanksgiving dinner is served! Corporations are gobbling up oversold competitors like your grandmother’s homemade biscuits. And they aren’t going easy on the gravy, either. Headlining this merger Monday is The Charles Schwab Corp. (NYSE: SCHW), which has officially agreed to buy TD Ameritrade Holding Corp. (Nasdaq: AMTD) for $26 billion in an […]
Lithium Stocks Collapsed, but the Battery Revolution Could Cause a Rally November 25, 2019 American Investor Today, Investing, Natural Resources Matt Badiali knows how to play natural resource cycles. Back in June 2017, Matt wrote about this battery metal’s bull market. When that changed, Matt advised caution before the metal’s largest miner’s stock topped out. Today, the demand for electric car batteries and grid-scale storage could create an opportunity. (2-minute read)
Retail Stocks Announce Q3 Earnings — Target Comes out on Top November 23, 2019 American Investor Today, Investing, Investment Opportunities Retail sales were up in October, but not all stores are created equal. Companies including The Home Depot, Kohl’s and Target reported earnings this week with mixed results. But Target’s massive earnings beat was the standout. And one Banyan Hill service put readers in a position to lock in a 198% gain from Target’s stock. (4-minute read)
Elon’s Cybertruck Oops; Schwab Regroups November 22, 2019 Great Stuff Friday Four Play: The “Mutual Respect and Equality” Edition One day! I miss one day, and the Great Stuff Trade War Cycle chart swings through “market sells off on trade war fears” and into “administration hints at a resolution.” It’s a conspiracy, I tell you. Granted, the markets were grinding lower for the past four […]
Lowe’s Train Leaves the Depot; Saudis Go Home & The Bearish Barrage November 20, 2019 Great Stuff First World Problems? Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year. This past month, the Saudi Arabian prince and head of state-owned Saudi Aramco learned that his newly minted initial public offering (IPO) was worth way less than he expected. Despite protests that he hadn’t even taken […]





