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MGM Amazon Merger Expect Me To Talk Meme

MGM’s Merger Madness; Warby’s Still Wobbling; KSS Of Death? March 17, 2022 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff A Buyout. Shaken, Not Stirred When you were young and your portfolio was an open book, you used to say live and let live. (You know you did! You know you did…) But if this ever-changing world in which we’re livin’ makes you want to give in and trade … say live and let Amazon […]

Online spending’s growth is partly due to the pandemic. But the shift toward e-commerce isn’t slowing down.

Online Spending Will Top $1 Trillion This Year March 17, 2022 by Jay Goldberg U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily Online spending’s growth is partly due to the pandemic. But the shift toward e-commerce isn’t slowing down.

Powell’s Fed Flirts With Recession March 16, 2022 by Clint Lee Big Picture. Big Profits., Economy, Trading Strategies In the first Matrix movie (1999 vintage), a black cat crossing a hallway triggers a case of déjà vu for Neo. It was a sign that something was amiss … and that things were about to go downhill fast. Now I’m having my own episode of déjà vu … and maybe you are too. Because it all sounds too familiar. COVID striking the heart of a key industrial hub in China. The Chinese government locking down millions of citizens to prevent the spread even further. The cascade effect goes on to wreak havoc on supply chains, disrupting key ports and shipping activity. That’s not a recap of 2020 … that’s the latest news from this Sunday.

Alibaba’s Catch-22, Ford Forgets To Finish & AMC’s Miner League March 15, 2022 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Xi Sells Sea Shells? I’m sailing away. Set an open course to save money. Cause Alibaba (NYSE: ) just can’t be free. Free to face a life without China’s Xi. Over there, he’s the captain. Don’t climb aboard. You’ll wonder about tomorrow or a new Cold War. But we’ll try, oh Lord, we’ll try … […]

History Shows a Massive Rally Is Coming March 15, 2022 by Ian King Stocks, Winning Investor Daily In the past, rallies have been higher after the market has been hit the hardest.