| | | Did you know there's a specific stock that has gone up EVERY single year… on the EXACT same date... for decades?
Just take a look at Intuit.
Had you known about it 10 years ago -- and only placed trades on this day -- you could have turned a small, $10,000 account into a whopping $893,690 today. And, yes, that's all from just one trade a year.
But it's not just limited to Intuit. If you know the right stocks, you'll find this happening every day.
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| | | How Much Value is Left in Tesla Stock? |
| Tesla's incredible run to the upside – reporting a nearly 400% gain this year alone – has left many fundamental investors baffled.
Tesla recently reported its fourth straight profitable quarter, which qualifies it to join the S&P 500. This will fuel further investment from traders worldwide.
Tesla's upcoming 5-for-1 stock split on August 31 also seems to have spurred traders to get involved, even if the underlying value behind the stock price remains unchanged.
So why are investors happy to buy Tesla at such a premium?
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| | | An Exclusive Interview with Mining's Renaissance Man |
| I'm going to introduce a special individual that is one of the most accomplished investors in the precious metals sector.
More importantly, he's a great guy and uber smart.
I've gotten to know pretty much everyone in the business, from the movers and shakers to the billionaires who have built the biggest mines.
And this person is easily one of the top three smartest people I have met in the mining sector — if not the most intelligent.
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| "Thank you for this welcome and for setting out the ground rules. I fully concur with you on all aspects. I am really excited and am wholly committed to achieving trading success."
Jamshed A.
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| | A Vertical Spread options strategy involves the purchase of the same type of put or call options on the same underlying asset. They have the same expiration date, but different strike prices.
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| Past performance is no guarantee of future results. There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading.
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