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Last Year’s Stock Darlings, This Year’s Losers April 21, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investing, Investment Opportunities, Stocks Many investors probably feel a lot like Wile E. Coyote right about now. They’ve run off the edge of the cliff, and now reality is catching up with them. This is particularly true for traders following momentum strategies — and other investors unconsciously doing the same — since mid-February. Momentum trading sounds simple. You buy […]
Apocalypse Later, Tesla Slayers & Netflix’s Nemeses April 8, 2021 Great Stuff Stuff On The Run Welcome to another edition of Reader Feedback, Great Ones! This is the day we take your deepest, dankest market and investing questions and put them on display … front and center. Remember, there are no stupid questions … only stupid answers, which I pride myself on providing. Today, we’re covering everything […]
Netflix Knocked Out, Pfoof Pfizer & Vaccitech’s Fast Vax Tech April 7, 2021 Great Stuff Competition Killed The Streaming Star I heard you on the internet way back in ‘07. Up streaming late at night, we’d binge-watch ‘til we’re blue. Though you were young, it didn’t stop you coming through. (Oh-a oh!) Amazon took the credit for your second symphony. Then Hulu ate your lunch, and so did Walt Disney. […]
Illumina-ughty By Nature: On Biopsies, Buyouts & Bitcoin April 6, 2021 Great Stuff Illumina-ughty By Nature Gene sequencing army with harmony. Mr. Great Stuff, drop a load on ‘em. Illumina (Nasdaq: ), how can I explain it? I’ll take you frame by frame it, to have y’all jumpin’ shall we singin’ it. Nope. No singing … that’s just silly. Enough “O.P.P.,” Joe, let’s just get to the point. […]
The 3 Keys to Surviving External Market Shocks March 30, 2021 Big Picture. Big Profits. Victorian poet William Ernest Henley published his classic poem “Invictus” in 1888. It includes two lines oft quoted by master orators such as Winston Churchill and Nelson Mandela: I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul. Without context, the words seem to suggest omnipotence. In fact, the poem is […]





