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Q2 Earnings: 1% Drop — 2 Ways to Play the Dip Earnings are returning to normal for the second quarter. In April, the first quarter saw a 4.6% decline, diverging from the 1.7% five-year average of the S&P 500 Index. The 1% drop in the S&P 500’s second quarter lets investors sigh in relief, as expectations for the stock market return to normalcy. Investors will push stocks to new all-time highs because of this. Chad Shoop shares two ways for you to play the drop in the market. (4-minute read)
Trump’s Tariffs and Sell-Offs — How You Can Profit President Trump’s tariff threats scared investors on Monday morning. As a result, the stock market saw a sharp plunge across the globe. Chad Shoop talks about this issue, and he shares with you his No. 1 strategy to play the market’s volatility. (5-minute read)
Daily Stock Trading Tips from 2 Pros Experts John Ross and Chad Shoop share the daily habits that inform their winning trades. (4-minute read)
Since the S&P 500 bottomed at 676 and change on March 9, 2009, it is up more than 400% with dividends. That means it has risen 18% per year, on average, in the decade since then. My Thoughts on Whether the Stock Market Has Topped Since the S&P 500 bottomed at 676 and change on March 9, 2009, it is up more than 400% with dividends. That means it has risen 18% per year, on average, in the decade since then.
Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett’s No. 2 man, deserves a minute of our attention with a bit of advice on how to stay out of serious investing trouble. Charlie Munger Trading Tip: Avoid Speculative Stocks Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett’s No. 2 man, deserves a minute of our attention with a bit of advice on how to stay out of serious investing trouble.

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