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But for the first time ever, Chuck — a 10-time trading champion — is revealing the secret behind his 20 years of success without a single down year!
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| | | 2 Biotech Stocks to Watch in 2021 |
| Biotech stocks are hot and on just about everyone's radar these days.
It's only natural since they've been the go-to stocks for most investors during quarantine, and President Donald Trump just signed the $900 billion relief bill into law. A good amount of that money is going straight to healthcare to help distribute COVID-19 vaccines.
So if you're about to have some extra cash in your pockets and want to put it to work in the stock market, take a look at these two biotech stocks to watch in 2021. |
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| | | Choosing the Right Futures Trading Broker |
We've come to realize that most of our followers are new traders, so we'd like to slow things down and start with the basics: How to actually start trading.
Spirit, money and determination mean nothing if you don't have a platform to trade on, and that's where stock brokers come in. A broker is a company that places the orders to buy and sell for you — think of them like a middle-man between traders and the stock market.
A futures broker isn't much different from this besides the fact that it specifically deals with futures trading.
BUT (there's always a but) while brokers make it easier on traders to make an impact on the stock market, there are important questions you should be realistically asking them before diving headfirst into something you might not fully understand. |
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| | | Finding the Spark: This Indicator Could Save You Thousands |
| If you've been following along with me over the past few months, you know I like to occasionally write about the craft that goes into the creative process.
But I've never really taken the time to write about the creative process itself.
And since I found myself with some extra time on my hands this weekend (my wife and daughter are traveling) and a "dad pad" all to myself, I figured I'd give it a go.
Now I hadn't written about this topic before — mostly because I was always under the impression that these processes are arbitrary, and so everyone else's was likely different from mine.
In the past, I've generally worked my way through by refining and editing over and over again until I'm left with something that can stand on its own.
And as I was refining and editing today's introduction, it became clearer and clearer that as investors, we essentially have to do the exact same thing.
To that end, I thought I'd share just a little bit of my daily process, and one chart in particular, that I think might be important for us over the next few months. |
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| "Loved your recent on RSI, one of my favorite indicators. I also changed the time, but even a shorter period than yours. I'm going to put 10 days in now for a trial. Thanks for all the great information."
William R. |
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| | A Double Bottom pattern is a chart pattern that describes the drop of a stock or index, a rebound, another drop to the same or similar level as the original drop, and finally another rebound. The double bottom looks like the letter "W" and signals a potential bullish reversal of an established downtrend.
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