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| 2020 was a volatile year, and who knows what 2021 will hold...
Luckily for you, I've come across a trading strategy that could bring you some calm during this market storm.
It's called "Trophy Trades," and over the course of 20 years, the man behind this strategy has won 206 of his 213 trades…
Just this past month, you could have had some massive winners from his trades…
If you had purchased two $4.50 options on DocuSign — a $900 investment — you could have made $15,350! |
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| | | Count Your Pips… Not Your Cash |
| Have you ever wondered how many pips it takes to buy a house?
It's crazy how much trading has skewed our perception of money, and how we think in terms of the price of something.
In case anyone has forgotten trading terminology over this much-deserved holiday break, a price interest point (pip) is the smallest number in a currency pair in the forex market.
Although pips are the smallest (yet most fundamental) unit of measure, the slightest change in them can equate to major wins and losses.
So how do we look at the price of a new house or private school for our children in terms of how many pips we need to produce in the stock market to make those specific purchases? |
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| | | Mailbag: Why Tech Is a Bubble and Is it Really Time to Dump Apple? |
| Happy new year, welcome to 2021! I hope everyone had a delightful holiday season. I'm sure many of you are ready to put a bumpy 2020 behind us and start fresh in 2021...
And welcome to my latest Saturday mailbag segment where I answer your questions about some of my recent videos, picks and pans.
I got a lot of great questions this week, so let's dive into AgEagle, Apple and why there's a lot less potential in tech stocks than there was a year or two ago. |
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William H. |
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| | An Inverse Head and Shoulders, also called a head and shoulders bottom, is inverted with the head and shoulders top used to predict reversals in downtrends. The inverse head and shoulders pattern is a specific chart pattern that predicts a bearish-to-bullish trend reversal. |
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