Gold Investors HATE This Pattern… But I LOVE It

October 31, 2020

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When To Buy and Sell Gold

During the Election

As we get closer and closer to Nov. 3, we are starting to see more and more volatility in the Nasdaq 100.

This market volatility is breaking through channels, trendlines and other key indicators I like to track. Long story short: It's going to be hard to trade the Nasdaq with any kind of predictability, especially when breaking news could dramatically affect everything at any time.

That's why I've taken an interest in gold futures. Looking at the charts, I'm seeing a particular pattern forming... one that investors usually HATE to see.

But I love it, because it means that things are about to get much more predictable...

Here's what's coming up in gold

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E Commerce Stock Poised To Have Biggest Short Squeeze in 2020

Traders, in today's video I'm excited to cover an e-commerce stock that is poised to benefit from a major short squeeze. That could mean major upside ahead for us.

This year has shown us that e-commerce is the future of retail shopping — the less contact with people in this post-pandemic world, the better. However, big names like Amazon.com, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) can turn some investors off with its $1.5 trillion market cap and share prices over $3,000.

If you're looking for the next under-the-radar stock that could deliver high returns, then look no further than Jumia Technologies (NYSE: JMIA).

Formally known as the "Amazon of South Africa," Jumia is a German-based e-commerce platform that accounts for 70% of Africa's GDP and internet users. It consists of a marketplace (allows sellers to connect with consumers), a logistic service (enables shipments and deliveries) and a payment service.

Recently Jumia's stock has been enjoying some major bullish momentum, with share prices doubling in just a few short weeks.

Citron Research is also bullish on JMIA (a complete turnaround from its position last year), which caused shares to soar higher. In a new report, Citron said:

"Their positioning in Africa alone (e.g., logistics, technology, employees, brand) should be worth minimum $7 billion or $100 per share."

JMIA currently trades for only $17 a share. I definitely think that this stock could trade up to $25 per share if this happens.

What I'm looking out for

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A Hedge is an investment to reduce the risk of adverse price movements in an asset. Normally, a hedge consists of taking an offsetting position in a related security. Investors and money managers use hedging practices to reduce and control their exposure to risks. In order to appropriately hedge in the investment world, one must use various instruments in a strategic fashion to offset the risk of adverse price movements in the market.