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Musk Buys Twitter? Expect Fireworks April 26, 2022 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investing, News During those 65 weekend hours, Elon Musk’s people and Twitter’s people will have “material conversations” about the former’s deal to buy the company. (During market hours they’d have to share everything publicly, given their potential impact on the company’s share price.) But we’re interested in the bigger picture. The longer term. The endgame. On the stock price front, the impact on Twitter’s share price is already baked in. Unless something derails the deal … entirely possible, as you’ll see … TWTR will cease to trade at $54.20 a share, about 4% upside from Monday’s closing price. But as Jay Gould discovered, the path to media’s commanding heights is never smooth.
Bringing Cycles Back; These Boots Were Made For Walgreens March 31, 2022 Great Stuff I Want To Ride My Market Cycle Wind me up, put me down, start me off and watch me go! I’ll be runnin’ circles around this market sooner than you know… Queen into the Caesars? Huh, must be Thursday. You better believe it, Great Ones! Cycles, circles … the market’s stuck in both, like a […]
This Indicator Saved You From the COVID Sell-Off. Now, It’s Bearish March 29, 2022 Investing, Technical Tuesday, Trading Strategies, True Options Masters This volatility indicator, based on Mike Carr's time as a coder in the military, is issuing a warning... much like it did in February 2020.
Boost Your Profits With AI and Machine Learning March 25, 2022 Technology, Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily Artificial intelligence and machine learning are great tools for investing.
It’s the End of the World as We Know It March 15, 2022 Big Picture. Big Profits., Global Economy, Trading Strategies Many young investors are only dimly aware of the subprime mortgage crisis and the dot-com bust. They can’t imagine a world with conditions like those. They take recent circumstances for granted. Now there’s another big shift underway … one that could be far more consequential for the economy, our politics and our pocketbooks than either of those two events. I’m talking about the collapse of globalization…





