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Elon Musk Twitter buyout midlife crisis meme Tesla’s Tweet Nothings, UPS Up Ended, Toilet Paper & Puppy Indicators
by Joseph Hargett April 26, 2022 Great Stuff
Tesla Gets Twitterpated Great Ones, I regret that I ever heard of Twitter (NYSE: ), Elon Musk or Tesla (Nasdaq: ). This trio of trading titillation is literally everywhere, all the time. Honestly, it reminds me of an old Lamb Chop song: ♫ This is the song that never ends. Yes, it goes on and […]
Next gen coin is the internets future The Next Gen Coin Is the Internet’s Future
by Ian King April 26, 2022 Cryptocurrency, Winning Investor Daily
These decentralized breakthroughs all rely on the technology that underpins what I call the “Next Gen Coin.”
Apple Only Hope FAANG Earnings Meme Apple’s FAANG Force Awakens, Blizzard’s Snowed In & Musk Moves On Twitter
by Joseph Hargett April 25, 2022 Great Stuff
FAANG De-Fanged? Look, mummy, there’s an earnings plane up in the sky… Great Ones, did you see the frightened ones? D-D-D-Did you see the earnings bombs? Did you ever wonder why we had to run for safe investments when the promise of a brave, new market unfurled beneath a clear, blue sky? Umm … Mr. […]
Ford copying Tesla luxury Lincoln Mr. Bean meme Simmer-Down Sunday: Ford’s Tangled Up In Tesla
by Joseph Hargett April 24, 2022 Great Stuff
Ford’s Lincoln Parked Sundays were made for soap opera repeats. And methinks it’s time for a lil’ binge of your favorite electrified soap, EV Days… Oh great. Yet another day of Tesla this, Tesla that. Nope! No Tesla (Nasdaq: ) here. Well, not directly, at least… It’s a Ford (NYSE: ) kinda morning. Especially seeing […]
avoid roller coaster stocks Avoid these 3 Roller Coaster Stocks During Earnings Season
by Clint Lee April 21, 2022 Big Picture. Big Profits., Stocks, Trending
It makes sense to avoid companies that could send investors for a “ride” after seeing downward revisions to their profit forecasts and running high-risk balance sheets. Using quantitative analysis, it’s easy to screen for companies that could be vulnerable to those catalysts. These same factors have been proven in back testing to pinpoint companies that outperform or trail the market.

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