| | | Let Wall Street Do the Heavy Lifting |
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| Every single month, the big hitters on Wall Street tip off what stocks they're going to pile into…
We're talking about a signal as clear as day that's already hit on month-long paydays like 105%... 201%... and even 423%.
As Joy of the Trade Head Trade Jeff Zananiri is about to show us, once we've placed our trades early in the month, the hard part is done because Wall Street takes over and does all the heavy lifting for us…
Buying up shares and pushing prices higher... |
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| | | 1 Top Long and Short Play After Wednesday's FOMC Announcement |
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| Wednesday's Federal Open Market Committee meeting could give Wall Street the direction it needs for the near term. Supply chain disruptions have slowed economic recoveries, so investors expected an update on bond tapering and potential rate hikes. If the Federal Reserve takes action, we could see a shift from speculative to defensive stocks.
Stocks are trading near overbought levels, so they're more vulnerable to a negative catalyst. That's why I've picked out my top long and short plays to trade Wednesday's FOMC announcement.
In this video, you'll learn about the top sectors and industries right now…. an update on market internals and whether momentum is rising or declining… how the bond market is set to trade over the near term… and the top long and short positions with risk and profit target levels. |
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| | | 3 Massive EV Stock Wins I Gave My Readers for FREE — and 1 to Grow On |
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| The bizarro Nasdaq market saga continues into another week... The tech-heavy index made new highs once again with only one of the four FAANG stocks pulling its weight Monday — the artist formerly known as Facebook... Outside of the new Facebook, now known as Meta, it's been semiconductors and Tesla carrying all of the water. Tesla is in the middle of a feedback loop as money rotates out of large-cap S&P 500 stocks and into smaller Russell 2000 companies... Namely the battery and energy EV pick-and-shovel play names as the sector gets ready to report earnings over the next two weeks. These are stocks like FuelCell Energy, Plug Power and Lithium Americas. If those stocks sound familiar to you, they should... Each of the EV pick-and-shovel plays have been featured or recommended either here or in Blitz Daily in the past three months. And if you took a trade on any of them, you're making out like a bandit Monday! |
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| | A Debit Spread is an option strategy involving the simultaneous buying and selling of options with different prices requiring a net outflow of cash. Here, the sum of all options sold is lower than the sum of all options purchased, therefore the trader must put up money to begin the trade. You'll have to pay your brokerage firm the difference between the two premiums when you open the transaction. In most cases, the goal of a debit spread is to have the stock move beyond the strike price of the short option so that you realize the maximum value of the spread. |
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