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The Biggest, Fastest Tech Boom in History May 1, 2021 Stocks, Technology, Winning Investor Daily The New American Economy is being fueled by a massive tech boom that’s impacting every area of our lives.
Apple’s Antitrust Agony, Amazon Amazes All & Nio’s Nagging Negativity April 30, 2021 Great Stuff Friday Four Play: The “Apple A Day” Edition Apple (Nasdaq: ) core! Baltimore. Who’s your friend? Not the EU, that’s for certain. European regulators hit Apple with its first antitrust suit in the EU. The charge stems from a 2019 complaint by Spotify (NYSE: ) that Apple abused its position in music streaming via restrictive […]
Without Government Spending, We’re Doomed April 28, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Economy, Government & Politics, U.S. Economy The incomparable musician and mystery writer Kinky Friedman says if you really want to see fireworks over indoor smoking, forget cigarettes. Light up a cigar. For a financial writer like me, the equivalent is calling for government spending. Cue the fireworks … because I do. You may be tempted to stop reading right here. Hear […]
Create Your Own Investing Easy Button April 27, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investing, Investment Opportunities, Stocks, Trading Strategies This is too easy. That’s what I said to myself on more than one occasion late last year. Making money in the stock market had become America’s new favorite pastime. And anyone trading stocks was reaping big gains, fast. But the reality is that making profits is rarely that simple. By playing on your greed […]
Wall Street Wins Again: Banks Get a Huge Stimulus Boost April 26, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Economy, Income, Investing, Investment Opportunities, Stocks, Trading Strategies, U.S. Economy, Wealth Protection So far, the U.S. government has spent $5.3 trillion to help manage the pandemic and boost the economy. But as Ted Bauman and Clint Lee explain in today’s Your Money Matters, much of that money is stuck in the financial sector’s “whirlpool,” which means it’s not available to stimulate the real economy. It’s the same […]





