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Great Stuff 9-18-2019 Facebook’s Altered Reality Glasses; Breaking up With FedEx September 18, 2019 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Just Rolled Into the Shop Ever have one of those moments driving your car where things just don’t feel right? A slight pull to the side, an engine stutter, a weird hitch while shifting gears … and then everything goes back to normal. There’s no engine light, but you have a feeling that orange beacon […]
The Most Successful Options Strategy of the Decade Explained September 14, 2019 by Kristen Barrett American Investor Today, Investing, Saturday News Letter, Trading Strategies Our experts have given us so many ideas to prosper during what they’re calling The New Roaring ’20s, the most difficult part might be deciding which stocks to buy first! Attendees will leave knowing some of the best tech innovations of the coming decade. We want to give you a peek at some of that … plus an opportunity to buy our best-performing research service at a steal! (5-minute read) Byline: By Kristen Barrett, Senior Managing Editor
S&P 500 Index Price Chart says its time to buy S&P 500 Index Price Chart Declines, but Rate Cut Will Boost Stocks September 4, 2019 by John Ross American Investor Today, Cannabis, Investing, U.S. Economy The S&P 500 has been especially volatile since early August. But John Ross knows that the fear in the market is premature. Stocks are right where we want them. He explains why they’ll climb higher in the coming months. (2-minute read)
How to Grab Gains From the Inverted Yield Curve August 24, 2019 by The American Investor Today Team American Investor Today, Bonds, Economy, Investing, Saturday News Letter, U.S. Economy The inverted yield curve usually stokes fears of a recession. But our expert Chad Shoop recommends remaining bullish — at least for the next two years. (3-minute read)
In the next decades, households and businesses will purchase batteries to store energy rather than rely on the energy grid. Cheap Batteries Will Be More Disruptive Than Smartphones August 23, 2019 by Ian King Technology, Trending, Winning Investor Daily In the next decades, households and businesses will purchase batteries to store energy rather than rely on the energy grid.

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