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Cutting Wood For ARKK, Oh No Sonos! & Hecklin’ Hydrogen August 19, 2021 Great Stuff
Wood You Burry The Hatchet? Are you ready, Great Ones? Aye, aye, captain! It’s time for Reader Feedback! Today’s the day when we dig through the Great Stuff inbox for those delectable morsels you send us on the daily. Then we chew them up, spit them out, read some tea leaves … and answer your […]
This Graph Is Your Ticket to Knowing a Sector’s Next Move August 19, 2021 Trading Strategies, True Options Masters, Unusual Options Activity
When I want to know where a market sector is likely headed next, I know that there's a specific tool I can use to tell me...
Find Refuge From This Dual Threat August 18, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investment Opportunities, U.S. Economy
Time to start “dialing back.”
That’s how Mary Daly, president of the San Francisco Fed, views the Federal Reserve’s stimulus measures. Daly sees less need for support, and she’s hardly alone in her view.
No fewer than eight other Fed presidents have voiced a similar assessment recently. That’s because they are confident about the ongoing economic recovery.
The first place they will start is the Federal Reserve’s massive $8.2 trillion balance sheet, which has swelled by 100% since the pandemic began.
But those views are at odds with the surge in new COVID-19 cases as the delta variant spreads.
Ride The Lightning, Kings of Memes & Queen of Golden Nuggets August 10, 2021 Great Stuff
Ride The Lightning Mama always said I was born on the wild side. One foot in the EV market and the other trying to walk the hydrogen line. Can’t say I never saw it coming… What, you expected Metallica instead of Warren Zeiders? Guilty as charged, but … it ain’t right. Today, Great Ones, we’re […]
Who Wins This EPIC Struggle for Market Leadership? August 9, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investing
Friday’s non-farm payrolls report capped off a week of strong economic data. It showed that 943,000 jobs were added in July, way more than economists were expecting. More importantly, the leisure and hospitality industry led the way. They accounted for 40% of the job gains last month as you can see in the chart below. […]






