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Don’t Chase Yield … Let It Chase You September 29, 2020 by Ted Bauman Big Picture. Big Profits., Income, Investing, Stocks [4-minute read] Avoid the biggest mistake an income investor can make.
Bank It or Tank It: CREE September 29, 2020 by Chad Shoop American Investor Today, Investing, Investment Opportunities (17-minute video) Master trader Chad Shoop has a soft spot for one particular company. And today, it’s back on his radar. See what he has to say about it in 2020.
It’s time for your U.S. economy reality check! So, crank up the Jackson Browne, ‘cause Main Street’s running on empty. Empty Streets, Fast Cars and the Farcical Solar Ceremony September 25, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Friday Four Play: The “Running on Empty” Edition Looking out at Wall Street rushing under my wheels. Looking back at the gains gone by like common sense repealed. In 2020 before Halloween, we’re trading up one on one. I don’t know where we’re running now. We’re just running on… Running on (running on empty). It’s […]
Tesla’s Battery Day event was a huge disappointment to many investors. But there are signs that Tesla has an incredibly bright future. Tesla Investors Battered on Battery Day September 25, 2020 by Brian Christopher Technology, Winning Investor Daily Tesla’s Battery Day event was a huge disappointment to many investors. But there are signs that Tesla has an incredibly bright future.
Use Options to Win 90% of Your Trades September 25, 2020 by Chad Shoop Education, Trading Strategies, True Options Masters (5-minute read) When you have the option between winning and losing, it seems like a no brainer. But many option traders don’t want to seize a 90% win rate. Why is that?

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