| | | Joy of the Trade Head Trader Jeff Zananiri has a proprietary market scanner that allows him to isolate NINE trades most likely to go up, every single month...
Each trade benefits from a massive wave of capital that floods the market like clockwork, giving "in the know" investors the ability to trade with confidence.
But Jeff's pulling back the curtain on these potential cash floods that could give investors the inside edge they need! |
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| | | Is the Energy Stocks Rally Behind Us? 2 Picks to Hold |
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I've received a ton of emails the past few weeks asking me if I think the rally we're seeing in the Energy sector is likely to continue... or fade away.
While the Federal Reserve initially told us that inflation is transitory, it's proving to be fake news. If inflation was transitory, the Fed wouldn't tell us every chance it gets that it might taper bond purchases next month.
It's just not something that would happen if inflation was transitory, now would it?
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| | | How the Nasdaq Is Setting New Highs Without Help From FAANG Earnings |
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| For the past few years, the tech-heavy Nasdaq has lived and died with the FAANG stocks…
And Thursday's earnings reports for Amazon and Apple weren't good.
In Thursday's Blitz Daily, we wondered if Apple had already made its move… Looks like we have our answer.
Shares for the tech trendsetter opened Friday $5 lower from its previous close, but the bulls bought the FAANG stock's dip, closing the gap within the projected move around $3.65 per share by lunchtime.
Likewise, traders are buying the FAANG dip with Amazon, pulling shares back to their pre-earnings run-up levels from mid-October.
But in spite of getting almost no help from the FAANG, the Nasdaq printed record highs Friday.
So let's take a minute to look around these bizarro markets and see just how we got here, and what that means as we head into November. |
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