3 Black Friday and Cyber Monday Stocks to Buy

December 3, 2020

An Easy Way to Boost Your Profits

If you still base your trades on things like economic indicators, management shake-ups and industry headlines... you're wasting your time.

And you're wasting your hard-earned money.

That slow, old-school way of investing just doesn't work as well in today's fast-moving marketplace. And it's not how Wall Street hot-shots are raking in their millions.

That's why I want to tell you about a faster, more efficient way to trade.

By harnessing the power of one mathematical equation, you can get in and out of stocks in as little as a few weeks — and sometimes in just a few days.

Not only does this let you enjoy returns more often, but you'll never have to lose sleep worrying about what direction the market's headed — ever again.

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3 Black Friday and

Cyber Monday Stocks to Buy

With the Christmas spirit already sweeping through my town, I'm keeping up with my jolly mood by giving away three Black Friday and Cyber Monday stocks to buy this week… and they're all trading at a discount.

My fist stock pick for you has teenage angst written all over it: Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE: ANF). This company has seen massive call buying and its recent earnings report shows ANF crushed expectations, shocking investors.

For my active traders out there, you might be familiar with Lululemon Athletica Inc (Nasdaq: LULU). Lululemon is an athletic apparel retailer that sells both online and in over 400 stores globally.

This stock became popular of late, especially since people literally have nothing better to do than workout during the COVID-19 pandemic. And LULU just acquired Mirror…

Mirror is an in-home fitness company that develops live, weekly workout classes with your own trainer.

Lastly, there's my third stock pick, which is the Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN) of South Africa....

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A Proven Strategy to Keep Your

Gold Gains — Without Selling

Today I wanted to do something a little different for my readers. So I decided to create a special video that takes a deep dive into options in the gold market.

There are tons of good gold strategies available on the stock market right now. So I really wanted to make things clear so you understand why I think gold is in such a cool position.

We're at an important crossroad with gold in the macro space, entering a period of big financial repression.

Financial repression is a time when government and central banks create inflation as a way to fix the massive amount of debt. The idea is to inflate the debt away by pushing interest rates at levels much lower than the current rates of inflation.

Sounds familiar to what's going on right now, doesn't it?

And the one stock, time and time again, that performs best under periods of financial repression is gold... and its preservation of purchasing value.

Having a strong and healthy share of gold and gold miners is an important part of having a good asset mix in your portfolio. So much so we recently discovered Warren Buffett owns Barrick Gold Corp. (NYSE: GOLD).

Since gold has proven itself to be a precious asset that helps protect our portfolios, you have to ask yourself a question... How do we position ourselves in this to a large enough degree that we make a substantial amount of money… while managing risk?

I have a proven strategy for that.

Let's dive in

"Great video always learning"

John R.

Implied Volatility is the estimated volatility, or gyrations, of a security's price and is most commonly used when pricing options. In general, implied volatility increases while the market is bearish, when investors believe the asset's price will decline over time, and decreases when the market is bullish, when investors believe the price will rise over time. This is due to the common belief that bearish markets are riskier than bullish markets. Implied volatility is a way of estimating the future fluctuations of a security's worth based on certain predictive factors.

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