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Every day we get one more vaccine report. Wall Street takes it on faith. It takes it to the heart. Waiting for market normalcy is the hardest part. More Vaccine Dreams; Apple and Tesla Hit Splitsville August 24, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff The Hardest Part Oh, don’t it feel like bullish right now? Don’t it feel like something from a dream? Well, we’ve never known a market quite like this, and it feels like these gains might never come again. But Great Stuff readers know better than to try and pretend. No one could’a ever told you […]
The election — and all the drama and uncertainty that comes with it — is right around the corner. Election Volatility Is Coming — You Need This Strategy August 22, 2020 by Jay Goldberg Stocks, Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily The election — and all the drama and uncertainty that comes with it — is right around the corner.
Who says new highs don’t fly? A new report suggests recent S&P 500 gains are just the tip of the iceberg for market bulls. Tesla Feels, Uber Reels and Pfizer Heals August 21, 2020 by Joseph Hargett Great Stuff Friday Four Play: The “They Did the Math” Edition It’s come to my attention that I have a reputation for being a market bear. Honestly, with all Great Stuff’s “be prepared” and “buy gold and safe haven investments” talk, I can see why. Personally, I prefer “market realist,” but perception is perception, and reader sentiment […]
The fact is, the U.S. stock market has become increasingly detached from the reality of the underlying economy. Stock Market Fantasy vs. Economic Reality — Why You MUST Care August 21, 2020 by Ted Bauman 2020 Financial Crisis, Big Picture. Big Profits., Stocks The fact is, the U.S. stock market has become increasingly detached from the reality of the underlying economy. Your gut reaction may be: “Who cares?” But today I’ll show you why it matters … and how it could affect you.
Although U.S. stock market crashes have historically been followed by rebounds, the inherent risk of buy and hold remains. Buy and Hold Is Dangerous — Protect Your Gains This Way August 18, 2020 by Steve Fernandez Trading Strategies, Winning Investor Daily Although U.S. stock market crashes have historically been followed by rebounds, the inherent risk of buy and hold remains.

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