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Apple Is the Canary; Buffett Goes Kroger-ing February 18, 2020 Great Stuff
COVID-19: Greater Than Just Apple Oh man … what a weekend! (There ain’t no party like a Presidents Day party. Am I right?) But it wasn’t all George-cherry Jell-O shots and Abe appletinis… In this midst of consuming my executive branch libations, I was struck with a thought: What would it take for Wall Street […]
China’s Potential Doom; INO’s Biotech Boom February 14, 2020 2020 Financial Crisis, Great Stuff
Friday Four Play: The “Never Gonna Give You Up” Edition Happy Valentine’s Day, dear readers! I don’t have chocolates, roses or even dinner reservations (I know, I’m a horrible date today). But I do have market data and stock gains for Great Stuff readers. Let’s start with the good news. U.S. retail sales rose for […]
The Fed Shells; Shopify Excels; Lyft Smells February 12, 2020 Great Stuff
The Fed’s Shell Game Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell just finished back-to-back meetings with the House Financial Services Committee and the Senate banking committee. It was exciting stuff … let me tell you. Kind of like watching paint dry. It’s no wonder the financial media are still focused on the Wuhan coronavirus and the market’s […]
For Seasoned Traders — 3 More Ways to Get Happy Rich This Year! February 8, 2020 American Investor Today, Diversified Investments
This week, we share four trading strategies that seasoned traders can follow to get “happy rich” in 2020. Strategy No. 1: Don’t lose money trying to guess earnings. Chad Shoop will show you how to profit from earnings after companies report. Strategy No. 2: Forget bonds and dividends for income. Chad Shoop has an income strategy that boasts a 97% win rate! Strategy No. 3: Natural resources such as oil and copper are volatile. But Matt Badiali and John Ross have a system to profit from the boom-bust cycle. February 7, 2020 American Investor Today, Stocks
Tesla shares surged to nearly $1,000 on Tuesday. But the carmaker’s rally is a sign of euphoria for growth stocks. And that’s bad news for future returns. Anthony Planas tells you why you need to park your money in a forgotten sector.






