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How Put Options Give You More “Luck” in This Market On July 31, the Federal Reserve announced an interest rate cut. Most investors expected the cut and priced it into their trades. But they didn’t prepare for a pullback. Chad Shoop advised you to hedge your portfolio to take advantage of the volatility. Congratulations if you did! (4-minute read)
U.S.-China Trade War Beat Trade War Meltdowns With This Defensive Asset No matter how worthy the goal, Trump’s “Tariff Man” approach to negotiating with China is going to cause a lot of pain before we see any gain. That puts a premium on defensive positioning right now.
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by Joseph Hargett August 1, 2019 Great Stuff
First-World Market Problems The temper tantrum appears to be over … for now. Wall Street didn’t get exactly what it wanted, but it appears to have come to terms with what it got. Let’s be clear: It wasn’t just the 25-basis-point rate cut that the market wasn’t happy with. It was the Federal Reserve’s language […]
I predict the Fed is going to go right on printing money for the foreseeable future … with potentially dire consequences. The Fed’s Printing Money Again — But Not for You I predict the Fed is going to go right on printing money for the foreseeable future … with potentially dire consequences.
Big Data companies make billions of dollars of profits every quarter by exploiting data that they’ve taken from us without any compensation. Big Data Regulations Reveal Profits From Your Privacy Big Data companies make billions of dollars of profits every quarter by exploiting data that they’ve taken from us without any compensation.

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