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Shake It Up With This Leading ETF December 8, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Economy, Investment Opportunities "A what?" That’s the response from my 10-year-old when I asked if he’s ever played with an Etch A Sketch. As he toyed with his iPad, I told him it’s the original tablet that you simply shook to start over. Which makes it the perfect tablet for writing a script for this stock market — shake it and start over! It sure would be nice if a script like that did exist. Some have even tried to assume that the economic cycle follows some nice plot with stock market sectors responding on cue. But it’s never that simple...
UOA: These Bears Are Betting $10 Million Against a Recovery December 6, 2021 Trading Strategies, True Options Masters, Unusual Options Activity In today's Unusual Options Activity, Chad Shoop spotted nearly $10 million in bearish bets as headlines continue to push stocks lower...
EVs Tangled Tax Weave, Power Grids Be Jammin’ & Volatility Be Slammin’ December 3, 2021 Great Stuff Friday Feedback: The “Spirit Of Great Stuff” Edition End the week with a friendly voice, a companion so obtrusive. Plays that song that’s so elusive, and the magic lyrics make your portfolio move. Off on your way, hit the open market, there is Great Stuff at your fingers. Mr. Great Stuff ever lingers, undemanding contact […]
On DoorDashers, On Box’ers, On Chipmakers … C’mon, Becto! December 1, 2021 Great Stuff A Little Dash’ll Do Ya? It’s been, what … less than a week since COVID-19 Omicron debuted, and I’m already tired of it. And I’m sure you’re tired of hearing about Omicron as well, Great Ones. Wall Street is also tired of it, apparently, as stocks attempted to push sharply higher today. But, as resilient […]
A Stock-Picking Mutation to Beat the Omicron Threat November 30, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Global Economy, News This is a company that has never made a profit. In fact, it’s never made any money at all. On top of that, analysts expect its per-share losses to double by the end of 2022. Assuming Adagio manages to generate some revenues next year — the market consensus is a minuscule $151 million — it’s already trading at almost 20 times those sales. Why? Because COVID is here to stay … and the search for a response is moving into new areas … quickly.





