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Goldman Sachs aside, the financial sector is struggling. Low interest rates, while good for the gander, are not always good for the goose. Goldman Gains; Fargo Forgotten; B. of A.? No Way
by Joseph Hargett October 14, 2020 Great Stuff
Welcome to the Bank Parade When I was a young trader, my father took me to New York City to see a banking man. He said: “Son, when you grow up would you be a trader at Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley or Citibank?” He said: “Will you defeat them, your losses and all the market […]
You don’t need to be right with your trades most of the time to make money in the market. I Try to Win 40% of My Trades — and My Subscribers Love That You don’t need to be right most of the time to make money in the market.
Don’t Bet on Beaten-Down Oil Stocks Just Yet (8-minute video) People love an underdog. Oil prices have been falling. And they now look enticing for some traders. But not for us … we’re steering clear.
What American Prosperity Really Means (2-minute read) This week, our team is getting back to basics. Prosperity means a lot of things to a lot of people. What does it mean to you?
Ah, Feedback days: Where we answer your questions, let you rant, riff on your insanity and address your concerns about stocks and the market. Reader Roundup: Sensors and Sensibilities
by Joseph Hargett October 8, 2020 Great Stuff
Stairway to Great Stuff Welcome to Reader Feedback day! The day that’s all about you, the Great Stuff reader — the Great One, if you will. Today’s the day when we answer your questions, address your concerns about stocks and the market, let you rant … and generally riff off whatever insanity you send our […]

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