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win at investing To Win at Investing, Accept That There Is NO Normal At times of extreme uncertainty, external factors drive the prices of individual stocks. Some are “a bit” predictable, like the actions of the Federal Reserve. Others are true “Black Swans” — completely unpredictable events such as Omicron. In “normal” times, on the other hand, we’re supposed to be able to predict the movement of stock prices using standard models. But what if there are no normal times? A fascinating article by a famous investment analyst convinces me that this is exactly the case.
Unusual Options Activity: A Black Friday Shopping Spree Unusual Options Activity: A Black Friday Shopping Spree As the market panicked in response to the Omicron variant, Big Money poured millions into bullish bets on individual stocks...
Great Stuff Picks Portfolio 6 triple-digit winners not entertained meme Profit-Taking: A Great Stuff Picks Portfolio Review!
by Joseph Hargett November 27, 2021 Great Stuff, Investing
What’s The Deal With Great Stuff Picks? All right, Great Ones, I hope you saved room for dessert after gorging yourself on Thanksgiving turkey! You asked for it, and it’s finally here: The Great Stuff Picks portfolio! And there was much rejoicing. Yeah…. Now, some of you newer Great Ones might be wondering: What is […]
solar stocks Why Solar Stocks Will Crush Investors’ Expectations Steve Fernandez and I discuss why solar stocks will soar in the years ahead.
Making Sense of Price Moves With Greeks Making Sense of Price Moves With Greeks Mike Carr wraps up his crash course on options Greeks, showing how gamma, vega, and theta can be used to make sense of price moves.

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