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Still betting against the Fed in this market? This billionaire hedge fund manager was humbled for doing just that.

Fed Week Kicks Off; Gilead Buyout Talks; Dunkin’ With Donuts June 8, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Humbled By The Fed Hey, y’all … it’s Fed week! Are you ready? Are you pumped up to hear from the U.S. Federal Reserve on the state of the U.S. economy? Rarely will you see a stock market more excited about the prospect of the Fed doing absolutely nothing than this week. Economists expect Fed […]

Get Ready: Zinc Stocks Setting Up for Recovery Rally June 8, 2020 by Matt Badiali 2020 Financial Crisis, American Investor Today, Commodities (3-minute read) 2020 has been a nightmare for the markets. But 2021 could be one of the best.

The “Grand Reopening” proves that April’s lost jobs are still waiting for employees to return. Now if this virus thing would just pass…

Jobs Surprise; Tech Teams Up; The Truth Hertz June 5, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Friday Four Play: The “Pedal to the Metal” Edition I’ve been trading all night; my hands are wet on the keys. There’s a voice in my head that drives my feels. It’s the market callin’, says “I need you here.” And it’s half past four, and I’m shifting gears. We don’t need no letter at […]

With the right strategy, it’s possible to predict where the market will be in the next week. That’s all you need.

This Strategy Predicts the Market With 75% Accuracy June 5, 2020 by Ian King 2020 Financial Crisis, Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily With the right strategy, it’s possible to predict where the market will be in the next week. That’s all you need.

This sets up profitable opportunities for investors who realize implied volatility (the fear index) is typically greater than the reality.

Fear Index at Odds With Stocks — Time to Buy June 5, 2020 by Steve Fernandez 2020 Financial Crisis, Stocks, Winning Investor Daily This sets up profitable opportunities for investors who realize implied volatility (fear) is typically greater than the reality.