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The Billion-Dollar Bitcoin Mistake: Don’t Invest in Hype August 27, 2020 by Lina Lee American Investor Today, Cryptocurrency, Investing (3-minute read) If you can’t tell us what a cryptocurrency does, should you really be investing in it? If you invest in something you don’t understand, you’re setting yourself up for failure. Lina Lee shows you why.

Gold prices are down from their August highs north of $2,000, but there’s a catalyst this week that could send gold prices soaring once again.

Fed Pirate Booty; Tesla’s Battery Beauty; (Sub)Urban Outfitters August 26, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff A Trader Looks at 40-Something Mother, mother market. I have heard you call. Wanted to trade upon your waters since I was three feet tall. You’ve seen it all. You’ve seen it all. I’m feeling a bit sentimental today, dear reader. By the end of the week, I’ll have completed another revolution around the sun. […]

Is the “Da Vinci Factor” Worth It? August 26, 2020 by Nicole Zdzieba American Investor Today, Education, Investing (4-minute read) Leonardo da Vinci is remembered as one of the greatest painters of all time. His paintings go for millions of dollars. But what is the actual value of oil on canvas?

Tired of hearing that “stocks are not the economy?” The truth hurts … not as much as jumping on a bicycle without a seat, but it hurts.

Disconnected Dow; Forgotten Facebook; Starbucks Unstuck August 25, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Disgusted, Disconnected and Discombobulated I have a bone to pick today, dear reader. Oh boy … mayhem! Now, we’re all tired of the disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street. With the U.S. unemployment rate above 10% due to the pandemic, some of us more so than others. There are valid reasons for this. First […]

Fake News Alert — Options Are Too Risky August 25, 2020 by Chad Shoop American Investor Today, Education, Trading Strategies (3-minute read) You might think options are risky, but they don’t have to be. If you look at the numbers, you’ll see that owning a stock can be far riskier than options. Chad Shoop will set you straight.