| | | Want Bigger Trades? Try the Weekend Instead |
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| Anyone placing trades during the week may actually be stacking the cards against themselves…
Look, every week, thousands of headlines like earnings or bad news out of the Federal Reserve or China wreck what may seem to be perfectly good trade setups.
So instead of traders risking their hard-earned cash during the meat of the week, there's a simple Friday afternoon strategy that is able to skip all of the madness…
It taps into some of the most reliable forces in the market, already giving New Money Crew Head Trader Lance Ippolito direct access to trade gains like 90% on ZNGA… 96% on INTC… and even 610% on CRSR! |
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| | | Global Supply Chain Issues Highlight Demand for 2 Robotic Stocks |
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| The chain is only as strong as its weakest link.
I'm sure you've heard this common phrase before, right? But did you know that at the moment it's more crucial than ever before?
I mean, according to Forbes, there's no end in sight for the COVID-19-led global supply chain disruption. Even The New York Times says supply chain bottlenecks are looming over retailers this holiday season.
With so much uncertainty in Industrials, both CEOs and investors will turn to robotic stocks to get things back on track. |
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| | | This Week's Free Trade Alert Just Had a Gangbuster Earnings Call |
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| I hope everyone's been following along with our free Alpha Intel trade alert each week…
Our past trade in JinkoSolar bounced soon after hitting everyone's inboxes at noon, rising about 22% by 1:45 p.m. on Oct. 27. It was up nearly 30% by the closing bell on Thursday, and I would have taken profits by then amid a choppy market.
This is key when it comes to risk management…
Whenever a trade makes a good profit, particularly soon after, it's often best to take those profits — a bird in the hand, as they say. Because many times what happens is a trade reverses after a big spike, and it falls back down.
The play I have my eyes on this week is a multinational fashion holding company that sells clothes, shoes, watches, handbags and other accessories.
It had a big gap up on earnings and the stock looks strong. And I'm looking at the Nov. 19 call option at the $62 strike price. |
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| | | This FREE TRADE Is Ready to Pounce on Inflation... Before the Fed Does |
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| Energy and the Global Energy Crisis have been a hot topic of ours lately... Although we're going to shift gears a little, our free trade this week still falls in line. But we can't get to that without discussing inflation.
This time around, however, it was not immediately followed by the word "tantrum."
Instead of plummeting like they did in 2013, the Information Technology and Materials sectors led markets higher, sending the dollar lower in the process.
The most interesting remark to me was how Powell said the central bank was going to be patient with interest rate hikes, but that it was also "ready to pounce" on inflation. |
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| | Consolidation is a technical analysis term referring to security prices oscillating within a corridor and is generally interpreted as market indecisiveness. Said another way, consolidation is used in technical analysis to describe the movement of a stock's price within a well-defined pattern of trading levels. Consolidation is generally regarded as a period of indecision, which ends when the price of the asset moves above or below the prices in the trading pattern. |
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| *Disclaimer: The profits and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. |
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