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Tesla Tears & Nio’s Next, Sonos Breaks The Silence, China’s Tech Terror August 16, 2021 Great Stuff
Go Home, Tesla … You’re Drunk? Oh oh, here they come. Watch out, Tesla (Nasdaq: ), they’ll chew you up. Oh oh, here they come… The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is far from a maneater … sorry, Hall & Oates … but it is about to make Tesla’s life much more complicated. This […]
4 Steps to Know When to Fish or Cut Bait on a Stock August 11, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investing, Trading Strategies, U.S. Economy
To combat that emotional tendency, we must rely on our powers of reason.
But when I use reason to explain a particular stock decline, it can feel like special pleading.
It isn’t.
Every specific case of a newish company that’s declined in value shortly after its launch is just a variation on a broader theme.
History shows that not only do these things happen … they often don’t last.
Investors who understand that broader tendency go on to the big gains.
So today, let’s talk about their broader tendency … how do we know when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em?
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 […]
Small-Caps Are Stuck, But They May Soon Lead the Way Higher August 3, 2021 Trading Strategies, True Options Masters
Small-caps have been stuck in a rectangle pattern for months. But this indicator says they could break out and lead the market higher.
Lost In The Amazon, Robinhood’s Sherwood Shakedown & LendingClubbing July 30, 2021 Great Stuff
Friday Four Play: The “Captain Obvious” Edition Riddle me this, Great Ones… If a company benefits greatly from a once-in-a-lifetime event, should you expect those benefits to continue beyond the event? The answer, which we all know, is “No.” No, you shouldn’t. I mean, the answer is in the question itself: “once in a lifetime.” […]






