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Retail Stocks Announce Q3 Earnings — Target Comes out on Top November 23, 2019 by Kristen Barrett American Investor Today, Investing, Investment Opportunities Retail sales were up in October, but not all stores are created equal. Companies including The Home Depot, Kohl’s and Target reported earnings this week with mixed results. But Target’s massive earnings beat was the standout. And one Banyan Hill service put readers in a position to lock in a 198% gain from Target’s stock. (4-minute read)

This is an amazing time of the year to be thankful for what we have. And to remember those who helped us become who we are.

I’m Thankful for 1 Big Thing This Year November 22, 2019 by Brian Christopher Winning Investor Daily This is an amazing time of the year to be thankful for what we have. And to remember those who helped us become who we are.

How to Profit From TSLA’s 13% Decline With Put Options: John’s Chart of the Week November 20, 2019 by John Ross American Investor Today, Investing, Technology Tesla’s stock rose 16.5% in one day. People who bet on the stock’s decline on October 24 lost a lot of money. John’s Chart of the Week shows the stock is due for a 13% decline in the weeks ahead. He gives you a more manageable way to profit from TSLA’s price move. (3-minute read)

Huge companies such as Apple or Microsoft have seen their share prices rise to new all-time highs in recent months.

The Next Apple Stock: These 3 Company Traits Create Superstar Investments November 19, 2019 by Jeff Yastine Investing, Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily In an economy facing uncertainty over trade, investors want something other than promises in the stocks they buy.

2020 Presidential Election — How it Will Affect The U.S. Stock Market November 19, 2019 by Chad Shoop American Investor Today, Investing, Stocks Next year, U.S. citizens will vote on whether Donald Trump serves another four-year term. Chad Shoop studied the data since 1945 to spot the trends after presidential elections. And in some instances, the winner’s political party matters to the market. Here’s what it means for stocks in 2020.