| | | Stop Wasting Hours Staring at a Computer Screen |
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| Most people don't know this… but traditional investing research is becoming obsolete.
That means the hours and hours spent studying stock charts and squinting at spreadsheets is a massive waste of time.
Traders need a new way to level the playing field against Wall Street and its lightning-fast trading activity — without putting their entire portfolio at risk.
Future of Wealth Head Trader Lance Ippolito's Weekly Blitz Alerts can help them do just that.
In it, Lance shows everyday investors how to capture predictable profits with trades that often pay out overnight. |
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| | | Why Investors Are Shorting These 2 Stocks in September |
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| Even though the boring doldrum that is summer trading came to an end, September kicked off to a slow start with low volume. Having Labor Day and Rosh Hashanah right after another at the start of the month didn't help things, either.
And while September trading didn't start with a bang, there are still many opportunities coming our way as volatility reenters the stock market.
BUT before we can cash in on those opportunities, I see some long-term stocks to watch in September — for good and bad reasons.
But mostly bad… |
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| | | Why I'm Laser Focused on These 2 Consumer Discretionary Stocks |
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| If you've been keeping up with my daily videos, then you know I've been laser focused on the Consumer Discretionary sector for several reasons.
It's been diverging away from tech, which isn't common because these sectors tend to move together. And with the economy cooling off thanks to the delta variant, it makes sense that consumers are focused on needs instead of wants.
Almost every indicator points to divergence. We're even watching the Consumer Discretionary sector trade near all-time highs, which contradicts both the overall market's trading and fundamentals.
This tells us that the market might not be ready to break down just yet…
Which should make investors and traders who've been sitting on the sidelines pay attention to stocks set to outperform the overall market... |
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Ken R. |
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| | A Vertical Spread options strategy involves the purchase of the same type of put or call option on the same underlying asset, with the same expiration date but with different strike prices. The term "vertical" comes from the position of the strike prices. In contrasts to a calendar spread, which is the simultaneous purchase and sale of the same option type with the same strike but different expiration dates.
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