Monday, July 19, 2021

Why Inflation Isn’t Nearly Done With Us yet — and What You Should Do

 
July 19, 2021
 
Champion Trading Strategy: REVEALED!
Last year, 10-time trading champion Chuck Hughes took a $4,600 starter account and turned it into $67,268.

This same strategy gave Chuck's readers the chance to go 20 years without posting a single down year.

It was clear to us that Chuck had managed to crack the stock market code — and we wanted to learn his secret. So WealthPress Senior Strategist Roger Scott sat down with him for an exclusive interview and asked him to reveal his winning strategy…

And luckily, we got that conversation on tape.
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Why Inflation Isn't Nearly Done With Us yet — and What You Should Do
Every week, I am laser-focused on economic data releases, as they give us the best indication of where markets are headed over the near to medium term.

Tuesday in Venture Society, I broke down what I think is the most significant component of the Consumer Price Index — shelter.

And that's something that often gets ignored when people talk about the CPI…

But it's telling me this inflation may not be going anywhere any time soon.
Here's What I'm Seeing
 
How to Bag Big Returns on Small Moves with Low-Beta Stocks
If you took a look at the headlines this past week, turned on the TV or asked a friend what the stock market was up to, they'd probably tell you that things were trending up.

And why shouldn't they? If you took a quick look at the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100, they were up and pushing toward record highs.

But if you check under the hood to see what's really driving the trend, you're going to keep coming back to three stocks — Amazon, Google and Apple.

These three stocks are leading the entire market higher.  

So what can a trader do when the market is choppy and three leaders are holding up the three major indexes?
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