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Profit From the Market’s Plunge
June 21, 2022 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investment Opportunities, Trading Strategies
Last week, we saw a lot of doom and gloom surrounding inflation, the Fed’s recent rate hikes and our entry into bear market territory. But what if I told you the market’s plunge could actually be a path toward quick profits? Today, I'll be revealing two factors to spot weak stocks and when/how to play the downside. This Epic Comeback Just Happened — Cryptos Are Next
June 20, 2022 Commodities, Cryptocurrency, Winning Investor Daily
Last decade, one asset class struggled just as much as crypto is now. Then a catalyst sent a flood of investment into this space. ChargePoint’s Lightning In A Bottle, Delta Hits Full Throttle
June 1, 2022 Great Stuff
Block Or Charge? Great Ones, are you riding the lightning with Great Stuff Picks holding ChargePoint (NYSE: )? Guilty as charged, but man, it ain’t right. True that. There’s something else controlling ChargePoint this year, and Wall Street thinks that death is in the air. They’ve got ChargePoint strapped in the electric chair. We’re down […] Don’t Buy Low and Sell High
May 25, 2022 Big Picture. Big Profits., Economy, Trading Strategies, U.S. Economy
What if I told you that there’s a much simpler, better way than trying to time the bottom? It’s a strategy that turns the old mantra on its head, and one that’s been proven to turn out big profits by academics and money managers alike. It involves targeting a group of select stocks that permeates the world of quantitative and algorithmic trading systems. Simply put, the better strategy here is to “buy high, and sell higher.” Sell Jay and Go Away
May 4, 2022 Big Picture. Big Profits., News, U.S. Economy
Sell in May and go away… Ah yes, the familiar adage among investors that comes up this time every year. It refers to the calendar tendency for below-average stock market returns from May to October. But this time around, what really matters is “sell Jay and go away.” Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, that is.