| | | Why 'Buy and Hold' Is Obsolete |
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| New Money Crew Head Trader Lance Ippolito just revealed how he was able to spot trades that have returned up to five times his initial investment.
Not only has this strategy protected his portfolio from long-term volatility, but it's allowed him to bank massive winners, sometimes in as little as 24 hours!
We've never really seen anything quite like this before.
With Lance's Weekly Blitz Alerts, we can slash our dependence on the old buy-and-hold strategy. And forget spending hours reading through pages of earnings reports and squinting at stock charts. |
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| | | 2 Stocks Set to Profit From the Industrial Real Estate Boom |
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| With the Federal Reserve likely set to raise rates next year, most traders are worried that residential real estate is going to soften up.
In fact, I read an article last Monday that said the Fed recently updated its exuberance index, which identifies housing bubbles early to mitigate damage, for Q2 2021.
It's warning that U.S. real estate prices are in a bubble for the first time since 2007!
But if you take a look at the headlines for industrial real estate stocks to trade, which have been put on the back burner for a few years thanks to COVID-19's stay-at-home climate, things are changing real fast... |
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| | | 2 Pairs Trades for the Worst Inflation Data in 4 Decades |
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| There's no sugar-coating it... The stock market is being hit hard by major catalysts from all sides. The first one — the omicron variant — hit on Thanksgiving while everyone was enjoying their second dessert.
And the next catalyst to bomb the market hit when the Federal Reserve announced its decision to taper more aggressively than originally planned next month. However, I saw this move coming from a mile away — you can't ignore inflation for over a year and expect it to just disappear.
So what's a trader to do when presented with money flowing in and out of stocks at an alarming rate? You turn to pairs trades and profit from both the weakest and strongest stocks!
The first thing you need to do in order for this to work out for you is figure out where the money is flowing.
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| | A Simple Moving Average (SMA) is a moving average calculated by adding recent closing prices and then dividing that by the number of time periods in the calculation average. Short-term averages respond quickly to changes in the price of the underlying, while long-term averages are slow to react.
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