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Mr. Market’s Massacre, Gimme Seltzer Shelter & Norwegian’s Sea Shanties

by Joseph Hargett October 6, 2021 Great Stuff

Whole Lotta … Red? Great googly moogly, we’re really doing this sell-off thing, huh? The market needs coolin’ and honestly … today, we’re just foolin’ around, finding the fun stuff amid the market massacre. If you’ve kept up with Great Stuff recently, I don’t need to send you back to school to know that today’s […]

Sell the Stock Market

by Clint Lee October 6, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Trading Strategies, U.S. Economy

Is it a stock market or a market of stocks? That philosophical question has a way of stirring up heated debates among analysts. The former resonates well with investors that prefer to buy and hold the broader market, like through an index fund. The latter believe that active stock picking can beat the indexing approach. The truth is that both approaches work, but only under the right conditions.

[QUIZ] Stop Trading Until You Know Your Personality Type…

by Chris Cimorelli October 6, 2021 Investing, Trading Strategies, True Options Masters

Chris Cimorelli discovered an interesting correlation between our experts' personality types and trading styles... and it could benefit you.

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Hyzon Harpoons Blue Orca, Pepsi Pops & Lordstown Flops

by Joseph Hargett October 5, 2021 Great Stuff

Keep Calm & Hyzon … Great Ones, the day has come. Hyzon Motors (Nasdaq: ) finally responded to Blue Orca Capital’s short-selling report … and it’s a doozy. Last week, I told you that if I could find enough publicly available information to discredit Blue Orca that Hyzon Motors would have a field day with […]

5 Strategies to Beat an Ominous Underlying Market Trend

by Ted Bauman October 5, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investing, U.S. Economy

Predicting the future direction of the stock market is a damned if you do, damned if you don’t proposition. That’s why some analysts avoid it altogether. They say you can safely ignore the ups and downs of an index like the S&P 500.Others say that predicting market direction is a waste of energy. Just buy the right companies, and it won’t matter. Those answers wouldn’t satisfy most subscribers to my Bauman Letter. People constantly ask me what I think the market is going to do. They’re right to ask.