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Uber’s Anarchy in the U.K.; Tesla Sells 200K Trapezoids November 25, 2019 Great Stuff Monday Merger Mania Thanksgiving dinner is served! Corporations are gobbling up oversold competitors like your grandmother’s homemade biscuits. And they aren’t going easy on the gravy, either. Headlining this merger Monday is The Charles Schwab Corp. (NYSE: SCHW), which has officially agreed to buy TD Ameritrade Holding Corp. (Nasdaq: AMTD) for $26 billion in an […]
Alibaba Singles’ Day Crushes $30 Billion; Elon Goes After Mr. Unicorn November 11, 2019 Great Stuff Happy Veterans Day Now for a quick history lesson: Today, as many of you know, is Veterans Day. It’s set on November 11 because “the Great War” officially ended on this day back in 1918. It’s when the armistice with Germany went into effect — hence its original name, Armistice Day. In 1954, Armistice Day […]
Peloton Climbs a Mountain of Loss … and Uber’s Buried Under It November 5, 2019 Great Stuff So Much Winning Here’s your question for the week: Who’s winning the U.S.-China trade war? We’ve seen plenty of updates in the past 48 hours on U.S.-China trade relations, with many Wall Street pundits claiming “progress” in negotiations. This progress is why the markets are rallying, after all. This first bit of news arrived on […]
2019 Recap: 7 Free Winning Trades in Tech, Retail, Miners and More November 2, 2019 American Investor Today, Income, Investment Opportunities, Saturday News Letter Today, we want to highlight seven gains you’re making if you’ve been following Winning Investor Daily this year — all while the market whipsaws based on the news cycle. We’ll show how you can grab steady gains from different sectors of the market — free. Because if you’ve been sitting on the sidelines, you’re missing out.
1 Way to Gauge a Company’s Future Before Investing — Ex: Boeing 737 Max October 31, 2019 American Investor Today, Investing, Trending The Boeing 737 Max jet caused two fatal accidents only five months apart. As a result, the company is under intense scrutiny. Headlines announce the stern and uncertain outlook for the company. Charles Mizrahi disagrees with Wall Street’s reaction to the headlines, and he discusses the one question you should always ask as a sensible investor. (6-minute video)





