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The Federal Reserve replaced the punch bowl with a Jacuzzi spiked with grain alcohol. But that wasn’t the end of it. Roku Reigns; CringeStop Pain; Peloton Pile-up
by Joseph Hargett November 6, 2020 Great Stuff
Friday Four Play: The “Churning Earnings” Edition Happy Friday, Great Ones! Are you ready to end this wild and wooly week with a wee dose of earnings? I hope so because other than the election — which still drags on inexorably as I write this — there isn’t much else interesting out there. Well … […]
Election results, pandemic responses and October jobs data … man it’s a busy week. And we didn't even mention earnings season yet. Election Forecasts; Clorox’s Clean Sweep; Nio the Golden Child
by Joseph Hargett November 2, 2020 Great Stuff
It’s the Final Countdown! We are close, Great Ones! One of the major cogs in the vast volatility machine is about to be put out of commission. Election day is tomorrow. While I don’t expect a clear winner before the day is up, we should be able to put this uncertainty driver to bed very […]
Here’s Why Small Caps Are a Buy Now
by Michael Carr October 21, 2020 Stocks, Winning Investor Daily
This new data reveals the best-performing quarter for small stocks.
It’s time for more political theater. Grab the chips, some pizza and keep an eye on pot stocks as Congress plays kick the stimulus football. Chips, Pizza, Pot and Political Theater
by Joseph Hargett October 9, 2020 Great Stuff
Friday Four Play: The “OMG, Why Are We Talking About Politics” Edition Well, we made it through another week … somehow. And somehow, we’re right back where we started. Remember the three pillars in Monday’s Great Stuff meme? Government stimulus, the Fed and tech stocks holding up Wall Street? After President Trump backed out of […]
Here’s Why There’s a Pumpkin Shortage
by Annie Stevenson September 25, 2020 2020 Financial Crisis, American Investor Today, U.S. Economy
(4-minute read) There food and beverage shortages can be explained — their packaging facilities are on the brink. They never planned for this. Everyone needs to have a plan in a crisis. Do you?

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