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China’s back, and the bears are gonna be in trouble. Hey la, hey la, China’s back.

Iran’s Gone, Game On; Bed Bath & Buh-Bye January 9, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Bull Market: Game On! So, the latest Iranian conflict turned out to be a great big nothing-burger. We had an Iran War Cycle for about 48 hours, and then the whole thing was over. R.I.P. my nifty little chart. Today, Wall Street’s new hotness is the partial U.S.-China trade deal. You thought that was all […]

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Is this the start of a new trading cycle on Wall Street? Stay tuned for the Iran War Cycle.

Cycle? No, Iran; No-Cash Nio Delivers January 6, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff A New Cycle Is Born? Did you think the Iran-U.S. conflict would fade over the weekend? We could only be so lucky. But one does not simply rock the casbah and walk away … especially when one continues to rock the casbah throughout the weekend. After Iran promised to retaliate for the killing of top […]

Every $1,000 invested in Apple at the beginning of the 2010s turned into roughly $10,000 on New Year’s Eve this week.

Invest in the Next Apple ASAP — Here’s How January 3, 2020 by Ian King Investment Opportunities, Technology, Winning Investor Daily Every $1,000 invested in Apple at the beginning of the 2010s turned into roughly $10,000 on New Year’s Eve this week.

Debt is back on the menu — did it ever really leave? — especially in China. And Wall Street is loving it.

Debt: It’s What’s for Breakfast; Pot Market Swan Dives January 2, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff A Stimulating Chinese New Year I’ll gladly pay you Tuesday for some economic stimulus today! Debt is back on the menu, dear readers — did it ever really leave? — especially in China. The People’s Bank of China hopes to shake loose about $115 billion in the Chinese economy by easing up on its reserve […]