| | | Where Are the Billionaires Putting Their Money? |
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For example, billionaire George Soros bought 2.7 million shares of Peloton.and its share price shot from $18 to almost $140!That's a 690% jump from ONE man pouring some of his wealth into a random stock.
Now if only there was a way to know when these billionaire moguls were going to buy into seemingly random stocks…
It's a good thing stock market expert Adam Sarhan seems to have found just that. |
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| | | The Fed Laid All Its Cards on the Table. Should We Buy in or Fold? |
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Inflation, spikes in bond rates, big-name tech crashing… There's so much chaos it's almost funny. Then there's the latest quarterly meeting, where Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell was supposed to save the day.
Well, that's not exactly what happened...
Powell delivered his remarks Wednesday on the state of the U.S. economy, the stock market, employment and inflation...
This isn't Ben Bernanke's Federal Reserve anymore. Bernanke played things close to the vest. This Fed telegraphs everything. There is nothing to hide when it comes to Powell's policy. And that's not a good thing for the markets... |
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| | | Ford Trucks Are 'Built To Last.' And Suddenly… So Is Its Stock |
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Have you driven a Ford lately? I have… And the company's complete redesign shows a significant pivot toward the digital future of smart vehicles and clean energy — a key factor if it wants to out-last competitors. But is Ford a good stock to buy in 2021?
This week we saw Ford fall as much as 5% after a few down days… which is crazy to me.
As many of you may know by now, I'm a Ford kind of guy. I'm also a strong believer in that if you haven't looked at Ford stock lately, look again.
So I've been wondering how my favorite stock could fall amid market gains… |
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| | | This Is Why We 'Don't Fight the Fed' |
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| "Don't fight the Fed" is an age-old adage on Wall Street…
And the Federal Reserve laid all its cards on the table this week, saying it will keep its benchmark interest rate near zero for the foreseeable future. So short-term rates will stay down while long-term rates continue to rise…
Chair Jerome Powell also said the central bank will continue pumping billions of dollars into the system every single month to stimulate the economy.
The Fed's money printing is like sending a massive tsunami at the economy and markets… And what happens when you stand in front of a tsunami? |
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| | Once an area or "zone" of Support or Resistance has been identified, it provides valuable potential trade entry or exit points. This is because, as a price reaches a point of support or resistance, it will do one of two things – bounce back away from the support or resistance level, or violate the price level and continue in its direction – until it hits the next support or resistance level.
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