| | | Only Trade During Wall Street's Weakest Hour |
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One former hedge fund trader is pulling back the curtain on a new trading method that only requires your attention in the stock market right before it closes.
You see, from the time the market opens until about 3 p.m. EST, Wall Street has the upper hand. But once 3 p.m. rolls around, the big funds on Wall Street start bleeding cash… which sends certain stocks crashing lower.
Take advantage of these cash bleeds during Wall Street's weakest hour, and you can make huge returns the next morning when the market opens up again. |
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| | | Inflation Is up. So Why Is Gold Down? |
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The $1.9 trillion stimulus has been approved as expected, but we're getting closer and closer to reopening. The Federal Reserve's money-printing strategy has us at inflation's door. So what does that mean for the markets?
Then let's address the frenzy we're seeing in the stock market. With all of this extra stimulus and nothing to do, people are trading a lot. That's all well and good... until you get stomped.
We started to see that even last week as the Nasdaq entered correction territory. Then another big move followed the jobs report, so we gave you a little trading advice.
WealthPress Senior Strategist Roger Scott said during our Monday morning roundtable that he was staying away from big-name tech stocks as the Nasdaq pulls back. Instead, he's looking in other areas. |
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| | | How the Middle Class Is Redefining Wall Street |
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There's definitely something messed up about an economy designed for millionaires and billionaires… but won't nurture the middle class.
Of course, something like this is hard to believe when you know that 10% of the wealthiest Americans own almost 90% of stocks on the market…
The statistical divide of stock holdings between the middle class and elite has widened in the past three decades… But what if this pandemic has been the catalyst the middle class needed to once again have a foothold on Wall Street? |
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| | A Credit Spread is an option strategy involving the simultaneous buying and selling of options with different strike prices requiring a net inflow of cash. Here, the sum of all options sold is higher than the sum of all options purchased. The difference between the two premiums is a credit you receive, and it will be deposited in your brokerage account when you open the position. In most cases, the goal of a credit spread is to have both options expire worthless, retaining your credit as profit from the transaction. |
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