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Wall Street is so jumpy right now that three words nearly crashed the market. How’s that for extreme volatility?

Jumpy Market Is Jumpy; Fastly Faster; Apple Is Boring, That’s Good June 23, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff These Volatile Delights… It took only three words last night to send Dow futures plunging 400 points. “It’s over. Yes.” Those three words came from White House trade adviser Peter Navarro. They were Navarro’s response to a rather long-winded question from Martha MacCallum on Fox News’ The Story: Do you think that the president sort […]

The No. 1 Way to Beat the Market June 23, 2020 by Chad Shoop American Investor Today, Investing, Seasonal Trends (3-minute read) Want to beat the market? Buy-and-hold investing is not the best way. Chad Shoop shows you his strategy.

Since the Fed backstops literally everything under sun, investors aren’t handling the market with care.

Violently Flat Markets; Leaving on a Debt Plane June 22, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Handle the Market With Care Well it’s all right, trading around in the breeze. Well it’s all right, you can trade however you please. Well it’s all right, doing the best you can. Well it’s all right, as long as the Fed lends a hand. That really is the key to this market rally, isn’t […]

“You Have to Show This to People” June 20, 2020 by Kristen Barrett American Investor Today, Seasonal Trends, Trading Strategies (5-minute read) One of our readers said: “You have to show this to people!” So that’s what we’re doing. This 44-year-old FedEx driver, hay-cattle farmer and father of nine is up $12,740 in a month with an initial investment of $50,000. Here’s how.

Today, we forego our usual pilgrimage of market pitter-patter. We forget the trials and tribulations of the Dow’s fluctuations. Instead, we turn it over to you — well, your emails, at least.

Great Stuff Special Edition: An All-Feedback Friday June 19, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Today, we forego our usual pilgrimage of market pitter-patter. We forget the trials and tribulations of the Dow’s fluctuations. Instead, we turn it over to you — well, your emails, at least.