| Unlock the Ticker Wall Street Loves to Follow | | Joy of the Trade's Jeff Zananiri is about to unveil the hidden pricing anomaly that's allowed traders to get in front of moves like 236% in four days... 162% in 12 days... and 235% in 21 days... all from one ticker!
A lot of people have no clue, but Barclays bank engineered this ONE ticker to bottle up all of the volatility in the markets in one place…
Now, the man who helped his hedge fund go 10 years straight without a losing quarter is going to show traders exactly how he's been able to find these kinds of setups on this explosive ticker. | | | | | The No. 1 Chart to Watch on the Market for Thanksgiving Week | | The stock market started this Thanksgiving trading week with an attitude that continues to climb any and all walls of worry.
There was a lot of noise premarket Monday morning due to big news from the White House that President Joe Biden is sticking with Jerome Powell as Chair of the Federal Reserve.
U.S. stock futures had an instant knee-jerk reaction, ripping higher. Although, so did interest rates…
However, we have a wild card this week... | | | | | 1 Sector in the Most Danger and Monday's Huge Fed News | | We have a fragmented week ahead of us due to Thanksgiving, but the markets are up as we move toward the holidays.
President Joe Biden just announced he will stick with Jerome Powell as the head of the Federal Reserve. As COVID continues to surge across Europe, Austria entered its fourth national lockdown with a new vaccine mandate to take effect on Feb. 1.
Shares of vaccine manufacturers Pfizer Inc., BioNTech and Moderna Inc. are rising after the CDC approved vaccine booster shots for all U.S. adults.
The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield was up to 1.60% Monday morning.
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