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Elon Musk is the New Henry Ford ... In the Bad Way Elon Musk is the New Henry Ford … In the Bad Way February 17, 2023 by Adam O'Dell Banyan Edge, Economy, Electric Vehicles, Investing, Stocks Elon Musk shares a lot of similarities with his turn-of-the-century counterpart Henry Ford... including the latter's downfall.
The next big short in this bear market. The Next Big Short: How You Can Dodge Another Financial Crisis February 10, 2023 by Adam O'Dell Banyan Edge, Trading Strategies, U.S. Economy The 2008 financial crisis could very well be repeating itself right now. But targeting the "Next Big Short" can help you navigate the market.
short-selling a stock Why “Short Selling” a Stock Can Save Your Investments February 3, 2023 by Adam O'Dell Banyan Edge, Investing, Trading Strategies 2023 has started with an incredible rally, but don't be fooled. We're still in a bear market. And "short selling" can save your investments.
My "Unpatriotic" Investing Plan My “Unpatriotic” Investing Plan January 27, 2023 by Adam O'Dell Banyan Edge, Diversified Investments, Investing, Stocks Believe it or not, there are more places to look for good investments that aren't in the United States. Here's what my research found...
Big Tech Has a Big Earnings Problem Big Tech Has a Big Earnings Problem January 26, 2023 by Michael Carr Banyan Edge, Options Trading, Trading Strategies Big Tech reports earnings soon. But it looks like they haven't cut enough costs or made enough revenue to avoid an ugly picture.

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