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| | | | | Lance Ippolito, Editor - Future of Wealth
Lance is a professional trader and a successful entrepreneur with over 10 years of experience in the financial markets. | | | | | How to Trade Tech Stocks Using Options
Over the past few years, I've noticed that institutions and hedge funds have started swapping out their boring tech stocks, like International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), for hot, new tech IPOs such as Spotify (SPOT).
To separate the duds from the studs, I rely on my "Knock Pattern" rule. It finds the stocks strong enough to shatter any type of resistance and explode higher.
Let me show you how my strategy plays out with Spotify… | | | | It's not a hard-knock life |
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Electric Stocks To OwnSeptember 14, 2020 If you've been a follower of mine for awhile, then you know that I'm a hater when it comes to Nikola Motors.
I think they are one of the worst electric car makers out there, and frankly their CEO seems like an Elon Musk wannabe to me.
But I'm not a hater without reason — shares have already fallen $90 so far this year.
And that's not the only electric car stocks that has me second guessing if it's worth investing in…
| |  | Nikola Motors:
The Center of ControversySeptember 15, 2020 I recently covered how much Nikola Motors just doesn't sit well with me personally... or my trading account.
Last Tuesday it struck up a strategic partnership with none other than General Motors — and as part of the agreement, Nikola will use General Motors' battery and technology in its vehicles.
In one day, shares of Nikola Motors shot up from $35 to over $52.
But three days later, they dropped right back down to $37…
The most concerning thing about this is the fact that Nikola's CEO is now trying to defend his share price… (I won't even go into detail how Nikola Motors have zero trucks produced and zero vehicles on the market.)
And that's never a good look. As if that weren't bad enough, the company then did this. | | | | | | A New Money Crew Publication | Disclaimer & Disclosures
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