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Who says new highs don’t fly? A new report suggests recent S&P 500 gains are just the tip of the iceberg for market bulls. Tesla Feels, Uber Reels and Pfizer Heals August 21, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Friday Four Play: The “They Did the Math” Edition It’s come to my attention that I have a reputation for being a market bear. Honestly, with all Great Stuff’s “be prepared” and “buy gold and safe haven investments” talk, I can see why. Personally, I prefer “market realist,” but perception is perception, and reader sentiment […]
The fact is, the U.S. stock market has become increasingly detached from the reality of the underlying economy. Stock Market Fantasy vs. Economic Reality — Why You MUST Care August 21, 2020 by Ted Bauman 2020 Financial Crisis, Big Picture. Big Profits., Stocks The fact is, the U.S. stock market has become increasingly detached from the reality of the underlying economy. Your gut reaction may be: “Who cares?” But today I’ll show you why it matters … and how it could affect you.
This Week: How Can You Spot Real Winners? We’ll Show You August 21, 2020 by Annie Stevenson 2020 Financial Crisis, American Investor Today, Investing (5-minute read) One thing that’s really changing with the pandemic is food. But the winners of this trend aren’t who you think they are. We’ll show you why. Plus, how you can profit in the short term.
The Fed continues to issue economic warnings, but is Wall Street listening? And is (or was) Apple really a $2 trillion company? Intel Blows Billions; Apple’s Tricked Trillions; The Fed’s Vulnerable Spot August 20, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Schrödinger’s Economy Welcome to Great Stuff’s Reader Feedback day! Y’all were a bit quieter this week. I hope you’re feelin’ all right. I’m feelin’ pretty good myself. But it seems Wall Street’s got to have a change of scene. Cause every day, it has the strangest dreams. Imprisoned by the way it could have been. […]
The Market Doesn’t Control You — Ignore the “Dinner Bell” August 20, 2020 by Lina Lee American Investor Today, Education, Investing (3-minute read) Pavlov showed that dogs could be conditioned to salivate at the sound of a bell. But dogs aren’t the only ones who can be conditioned. Investors need to throw off the market’s conditioning if they want to be successful.

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