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Wall Street and Main Street, living as foes. Maybe, it’s not too late … to learn how to invest and forget how to day trade. Demo’d Depot; The TikTok Takeoff; Dine N’ Dash Dave’s September 18, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Friday Four Play: The “Crazy Train” Edition Crazy, but that’s how it goes. Wall Street and Main Street, living as foes. Maybe, it’s not too late … to learn how to invest and forget how to day trade. Wall Street’s mental wounds are still healing, and it’s driving me insane. Want proof? Oh, you know […]
Unlocking the Power of Options September 18, 2020 by Chad Shoop Education, Trading Strategies, True Options Masters (5-minute read) Investors who want to trade options need to get permission from their brokers. In today’s Weekly Options Corner, expert Chad Shoop walks readers through that process. Plus, he’ll show you what kind of options are available at each level.
Quick, get in here! My editor is out we’re having a Reader Feedback market party with the Fed, Apple, Inovio Pharmaceuticals and Plug Power! Woo! Great Stuff Unfiltered: The Fed, Apple, Inovio and Plug Power September 17, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Quick, get in here! My editor is out we’re having a Reader Feedback market party with the Fed, Apple, Inovio Pharmaceuticals and Plug Power! Woo!
Retail sales data show that Wall Street’s rally might just be flirting with disaster. The Fed can't do a thing — it’s all up to Congress. Retail Rout; Kodak Doubts; Snowflake Turns Informer September 16, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Flirtin’ with Disaster Wall Street’s travelin’ down the road and flirtin’ with disaster. Fed’s pedal to the floor, our stocks are running faster. Main Street’s out of money, out of hope. It looks like self-destruction. How much more can we take with all of this consumption? We’re flirtin’ with disaster. Y’all know what I mean… […]
“Buffett’s Burgers” Are Your Stock Market Key September 16, 2020 by Nicole Zdzieba American Investor Today, Education, Investing (3-minute read) Buying stocks should be like buying hamburgers — you should get excited when you’re getting a deal. Instead, people shy away from cheaper stocks. They shouldn’t.

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