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As hopeful as you want to be … as hopeful as Wall Street wants to be … we aren't close to getting past the worst of the spread.

3.28 Million Lost; Micron Moves; Cheesecake Blues

by Joseph Hargett March 26, 2020 Great Stuff

Denial, Seems It Had to Come I warned you it was coming. I warned you it’d be bad. Relied on me to say it all. (Any Sevendust fans out there? No? Oh well…) Weekly jobless claims arrived today, and they were record-breaking. The U.S. Department of Labor reported that 3.28 million Americans filed for unemployment […]

The White House and the Senate agreed to a $2 trillion stimulus package, but the COVID-19 fallout is far from over.

Senate Knows Best?; Sucker Bets on Jumbo Jets

by Joseph Hargett March 25, 2020 Great Stuff

Mo’ Money, Fewer Problems? They did it. They finally did it. By “they,” I mean Congress … and by “it,” I mean a stimulus package deal to combat the coronavirus. The Senate and the White House announced late last night that they reached an agreement on a historic $2 trillion spending bill. (That’s trillion with […]

25% Rule Shows You Exactly When to Buy

by Michael Carr March 25, 2020 2020 Financial Crisis, Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily

It’s impossible to know exactly when prices will stop falling. But there’s a simple strategy that helps investors avoid losses.

This Bank Stock Has 110% Upside … and a 5.8% Yield

by Clint Lee March 25, 2020 2020 Financial Crisis, Big Picture. Big Profits., Investment Opportunities

[3-minute read] We may never see better buying opportunities in select stocks. Like this one…

Everything will be OK. Congress and the Fed are riding to the rescue. But you still need to stay patient and cautious with this market.

Congress Gets Bold; Greatness in Gold

by Joseph Hargett March 24, 2020 Great Stuff

It Can’t Rain All the Time Hope for a light at the end of the tunnel — that, dear readers, is why Wall Street rallied today. Hope that legislators in Washington, D.C., finally set aside their differences to help the American people. The Federal Reserve has already taken care of Wall Street — “unlimited stimulus” […]