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China’s Crypto Crusade, Tesla Tut-Tuts NHTSA & Instagram Thinks Of The Children? September 27, 2021 Great Stuff We’re Serious This Time! China, do you think they’ll drop Bitcoin (BTC)? China, do you think they’ll like this song? China, will you try to break my crypto? Oooh, ah. China, should you build the wall? So, China banned cryptocurrencies … again. But, this time, it’s cereal. Totally cereal. Chinese President Xi Jinping started his […]
“Follow the Rules… or Get Out” September 24, 2021 News, Trading Strategies, True Options Masters Mike Carr has a simple trading philosophy: follow the rules, no matter the market. It worked for his clients, and it can for you, too.
Beat Wall Street With Adam-antium Returns! September 22, 2021 Great Stuff Adam O’Dell’s Hell In A Cell Overture, curtain, lights! This is it, the night of nights! No more rehearsing and nursing a part… Something, something … on with the show this is it! Great Ones, we have only the most distinguished of company joining us for tonight’s bash. So, file in now, relax, because it […]
The Formula for Limiting Losses September 22, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Trading Strategies, U.S. Economy I was great at buying the right stocks but was still a terrible investor. Maybe it’s the same for you? For example, in October 2016, I bought Advanced Micro Devices (Nasdaq: AMD). I looked like a genius. AMD gained over 1,000% since I bought into the stock. But I missed all of those gains! So much for looking like a genius. What happened? Simply put: I trusted my gut. And it cost me a lot of lost gains. So how do we stop that from happening to you?
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.





