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| Clear the calendar for this one...
Because WealthPress Senior Strategist Roger Scott released a must-see presentation on an algorithmic trading strategy that leaves traditional stock picking in the dust.
Roger's Storm technology mimics the billion-dollar algorithms Wall Street uses to send stocks soaring in a matter of hours… or plummeting to their death.
And he's able to do it with just a few lines of code. |
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| | | How to Trade Thursday's Colossal GDP Miss |
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Well, after bragging to my Fortune Research readers about how right I've been so far, I was wrong… sort of.
Thursday's disappointing GDP report was filled with mixed economic messages, and the future path of the economy is a little more uncertain than it was the day before.
On one hand, we were right that year-on-year GDP growth was unprecedented in our lifetime — the highest since 1951 — and that's likely the biggest number we'll ever see.
On the other hand, we were wrong in thinking that it would be the biggest of all time. |
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| | | Is It Time to Buy the Dip on Chinese Tech Stocks? |
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| I love short-term trades, and the Chinese tech stock dip in the American Depository Receipt (ADR) names have presented some fantastic opportunities in recent weeks.
If you've been following me for a while, then you probably know all about how I bought the dip in DiDi for some spectacular results...
But as much as I love these trades, I have to be honest — they come with their fair share of risk that shouldn't be brushed off, especially considering recent events. |
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| | | Why China's Stock Market Sell-off Could Trigger a Global Crash |
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| It became increasingly clear this past week that investors must tread carefully in the China stock market sell-off.
As I mentioned Monday, the market didn't react well to China eradicating a $100 billion dollar online education industry from its own country.
The Chinese government is just getting started, and this is merely the early stages of the chaos that'll soon explode in the market.
However, what I'm most nervous about is what'll happen during the final phase of this sell-off… which could trigger the global market crash I've been warning everyone about.
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