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This Crisis in China Could Be Worse Than COVID… September 28, 2021 News, Trading Strategies, True Options Masters Chinese stocks have fallen more in 2021 than at the start of the pandemic. Why? Mike Carr explains... and suggests a trade on FXI to profit.
DNA Data Debrief, Not So Fine China & Never Break The Blockchain September 26, 2021 Great Stuff Y’all Ready For More Greatness? Oh hey! It’s us again — the Great Stuff Team. Y’all knew there was a team behind all the fun you’ve been receiving … right? Mr. Great Stuff … he’s just this guy, you know? Anyway, we’re busy, you’re busy, everyone’s busy doing nothing. A few of you have mentioned […]
Machines Made Monday’s Sell-Off Worse September 24, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Trading Strategies, U.S. Economy The Dow fell as much as 971 points as Evergrande turned into a household name. Fast-forward to today, and those losses have been completely erased. Suddenly, Evergrande doesn’t matter anymore! Trying to stay one step ahead of this market is enough to make your head spin … unless you understand the unseen dynamics that are driving the rapid ups and downs lately. It has little to do with Evergrande. Rather, there’s an obscure corner of the stock market that has flown under the radar, but has grown to become a dominant force. As an investor, the dangers it poses to you are very real.
Shell Sells Sea Shale, Amazon Up In Smoke & iFeel Depressed September 21, 2021 Great Stuff A Tale Of 2 Energy Companies It was the best of energies, it was the worst of energies. It was the age of electricity, it was the age of oil. It was the epoch of battery storage, it was the epoch of fracking. It was the season of solar, it was the season of natural […]
Who Is Master of YOUR Fate? September 20, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., U.S. Economy I’ve emphasized the centrality of U.S. government policy to your investments for 18 months.
Whether it’s the Federal Reserve, stimulus payments, infrastructure bills or the fight against COVID, what the public sector does has had an outsized influence on stock prices.
In theory anyway, the people making those decisions are accountable to us as citizens, taxpayers and voters.
But the last few weeks show that decision-makers who aren’t accountable to anyone can have a far greater impact.





