I'm currently joining an emergency meeting of a group of professional traders to discuss today's market and how I feel we can best accomplish our goal of market success.
| | To gain an edge during this market crash, it almost feels like you need to be able to predict the future…
But what if I told you that WealthPress head trader Roger Scott has the next best thing?
You see, hedge funds and even algorithms can be fairly predictable. When a few technical factors line up, you can be almost certain that the stock is about to be bought up by institutional investors.
And these three stocks just went "on the clock" and look ready to make a serious move higher. | | | | | | | Jeff Z | Jeff Zananiri spent over two decades on Wall Street learning how the best made consistent money in the market. | | | | | | | | | | Guys, I think of this moment as the time of the "haves" and "have nots."
We're seeing some companies reach all time stock highs -- the "haves" -- and at the same time some long standing companies are really struggling during this crisis -- the "have nots."
If you know how to play this market, and you have the money to spend, the world is yours. That's why I'm currently joining an emergency meeting of a group of professional traders to discuss today's market and how I feel we can best accomplish our goal of market success. Don't let these crazy times scare you away. Any seasoned trader knows that it's moments like these where market giants are born! | | | | |  |
| We've reached the end of another week and, as we head toward the second half of August, we continue to talk about my favorite commodity right now… GOLD! I feel like I've been talking about gold for weeks but, you've got to admit, it continues to impress. That's why, today, I want to talk a little more about the gold market and whether there's an end in sight to this "golden" winning streak.
Continue Reading | |  | | There are many people out there who are suffering financially right now, but this economy isn't just affecting individuals… In the business world, the greatest impact has been on what I consider to be "unnecessary" companies. These are usually the ones that offer us our WANTS instead of our NEEDS. Companies like Brooks Brothers, Lord & Taylor, etc. These are what I consider to be "wants" companies.
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