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The 1st War of the Globalized Era March 1, 2022 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investment Opportunities, News Would World War II have come as quickly as it did? Probably not. In reality, Germany was already isolated. After 1933, the Nazis moved to make the country self-reliant. Everything went to Hitler's war machine. Germany didn't depend on Europe for anything in 1939, and vice versa. From its spurious historical rationale to its bloodiness, Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is a carbon copy of Hitler’s invasion of Poland (with one exception: Putin's blitzkrieg appears to be failing in the face of fanatical Ukrainian resistance).And yet, Russian commodities still flow westward. Although Western sanctions have ratcheted up faster than I expected, there are still big carve-outs for Russian energy exports.
Fusion’s Fascinating Future & Wall Street’s Wild Expectations February 25, 2022 Great Stuff Friday Feedback: The “From Fuel Cells To Fusion” Edition Welcome back to “The Greatest Show in Finance!”™ Great Ones! Literally no one calls it that. You realize that, don’t you? Hey, don’t spoil my fun! Who am I? Why, I’m your host, Mr. Great Stuff. And today, we’re answering your stock market maladies, your investing […]
Bernstein Finds AMDelicious, Krispy Gets Kreme’d & Home Depot’s Placebo February 22, 2022 Great Stuff Bernstein, Bears No More Great Ones, if you’re expecting some big commentary from me on Russia and Ukraine … don’t hold your breath. The situation is what it is. And from an investing standpoint, it’s just another log on the Wall Street volatility dumpster fire. If you’ve been paying attention, reading your daily Great Stuff […]
How I Fixed the Earnings Trade Problem February 21, 2022 Investing, Trading Strategies, True Options Masters When it comes to trading earnings, Chad Shoop has two rules. He ignores 99% of publicly traded companies, and he doesn't gamble...
These 2 Assets Won’t Protect You From Inflation February 17, 2022 Precious Metals, Winning Investor Daily In times of high inflation, many investors like to turn to these two assets. But that would be a huge mistake.





