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Don’t Make a Single Options Trade Before You Know This July 10, 2020 by Chad Shoop American Investor Today, Education, Investing (5-minute read) This is the most important part of deciding whether to buy a call or put option. Once you understand this concept, you’ll know at a glance if you should make the trade. This concept tells us options on Facebook’s stock are not a buy right now.

Thursday: The day where Wall Street remembers unemployment exists, and tech stocks rally.

Time to Get Teched; Great Stuff Responds July 9, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff QQQ: The Greatest Show The Nasdaq Composite just broke out to fresh all-time highs. Sound familiar to you? I typed those exact words about one month ago on June 4 … a Thursday. Today is also a Thursday. And, just like Arthur Dent, I never could get the hang of Thursdays. Why do Thursdays matter? […]

Banyan Hill members saw wins of 179%, 180% and 254%. And I expect they’ll see even greater wins in the future with this strategy.

Secret Strategy Banks 179%, 180% and 254% — Now Revealed July 9, 2020 by Brian Christopher Stocks, Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily Banyan Hill members saw wins of 179%, 180% and 254%. And I expect they’ll see even greater wins in the future with this strategy.

Got your Disney fix yet? At these prices, you can’t afford to miss out on this sleeping entertainment giant!

Walmart+, Disney+ … Great Stuff Double Plus! July 8, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Disney Is Impressive … Most Impressive. Since most of the major financial headlines today are “B”-double-“O”-ring, I thought it’d be nice to look at a rather undervalued company that just happens to be a Great Stuff Pick. We recommended buying The Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS) at the literal end of 2019 — December 31, […]

As the recession begins, consumers cut back on spending. This means when the recovery begins, there’s pent-up consumer demand.

These 3 Sectors Will Lead the Recovery July 8, 2020 by Michael Carr 2020 Financial Crisis, U.S. Economy, Winning Investor Daily As the recession begins, consumers cut back on spending. This means when the recovery begins, there’s pent-up consumer demand.