| | | That's the dream, right? To get wealthy off a single deal?
Who wouldn't have loved to be an early investor in Apple or Google or Microsoft…
Well, for the first time in 76 years, a quiet federal regulation has blown the doors open for everyday investors to strike it rich in early stage investment opportunities.
And one ex-Wall Street banking insider is breaking the code on how anyone could be just one deal away from a lifetime of financial freedom.
His name? Matt Warder.
And he has just one question for investors… |
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| | | Hurricane Ida, Terrible Jobs Report Can't Keep Mr. Market Down |
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| Sometimes, things are not what they seem...
Friday morning got off to a rocky start, when the Nonfarm Payrolls Report — literally the data release all us financial wonks were waiting to see this week — came out…
Only 235,000 jobs added versus 733,000 expected… yikes.
If you're a working economist and a data point misses your forecast by 67%, it's time to go back to the drawing board and rebuild your model from scratch.
That said, headline numbers can often be misleading. So it's always worth our time to check under the hood before trading a terrible jobs report. |
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| | | How This ETF Is Profiting off of a Shocking NFP Report |
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| The Friday before Labor Day and a three-day weekend usually comes with a historic amount of risk…
So I like to avoid trading it altogether.
Coincidentally, there's also been a ton of stock market movers in September already that are forming an opportunity for volatility to reenter Wall Street.
The jobs creation data for August just came out… and it was a huge hit against investors.
If that weren't enough to keep up with, crude oil created a mega-move in oil stocks this past week and Bitcoin is reaching the perfect spot for a breakout move. |
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| "Good Morning, I have learned so much from you all, Thank you all and have a nice weekend. Regards"
Srini R.
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| | The Stochastic Indicator, like the RSI, is a range-bound oscillator. However, where the RSI is calculated based on average gains and losses, stochastics compares the current price level to its range over a given period of time. Stocks tend to close near their highs in an uptrend and near lows in a downtrend. Therefore, price action that moves further from these extremes toward the middle of the range is interpreted as an exhaustion of trend momentum. A stochastics value of 100 means that the current session closed at the highest price within the established time frame. A stochastic value of 80 or above is considered an indication of an overbought status, with values of 20 or lower indicating an oversold status. |
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