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Triple-Digit Gains Trading VALE’s Price Patterns: John’s Weekly Chart October 16, 2019 American Investor Today, Investment Opportunities, Natural Resources The stock market hates iron ore producers right now. But today, John’s proprietary chart shows one iron ore stock that’s set for a short-term rise — followed by a 30% dip. Best of all, he shares a way to profit from both of these moves with his patented system. Plus, John shows you a way to make 150% gains from this stock’s volatility. (5-minute read)
Investor Expectations vs. Economic Data: How They Sway the Stock Market October 15, 2019 American Investor Today, Investing, Investment Opportunities, U.S. Economy Investors’ expectations sway the stock market one way. Economic data sway it another. This is the “expectations versus reality” battle we see in the markets every day. You need to understand this battle to be successful in your investments. Chad Shoop shares the chart he uses to track this phenomenon and how he implements it in his portfolio. (4-minute read)
This Stock Has Momentum — Even When Times Get Tough October 10, 2019 Investment Opportunities, Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily In investing, “rubbernecking” can be lucrative. Today, I want to tell you exactly how I used momentum to find a great buying opportunity.
Out-of-Control Pork Prices Will Drop in 2020: John’s Chart of the Week October 9, 2019 American Investor Today, Investing, Investment Opportunities China consumes half the world’s pork. The African swine fever virus is threatening Chinese pork production, and fear of low supply is driving prices higher. John’s Chart of the Week shows a seasonal cycle on pork’s price movement. He suggests one stock to dump now — or, if you’re an options trader, there’s a way to profit from its decline.
The Market Is Dead Wrong About the Junior Mining Sector October 7, 2019 American Investor Today, Natural Resource Investor, Natural Resources The stock market hates the junior mining sector right now. Conservative investors think these tiny stocks are too risky — even with growth opportunities not too far ahead. Matt Badiali discusses his prediction for this hated sector. (3-minute read)






