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| The media is buzzing about President Biden's inauguration and what a Democratic-controlled government could mean for the U.S. economy and stock market.
Any time big news like this breaks, it has the potential to impact stocks and cause market volatility. And this new "changing of the guard" couldn't come at a more tenuous time.
Trading expert Roger Scott has been warning his readers for weeks that the broader indexes are looking overstretched… meaning they could snap back at any moment.
We're not saying this is going to be the catalyst that shakes up the market, but it doesn't hurt to start preparing now for a changing climate.
To get you started, Roger and Early Bird Trades' Tom Busby teamed up to bring you a timely training seminar. In it, they'll show you how to spot stocks set to climb regardless of headline news or market volatility. |
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| | | A New White House: Stocks to Trade for the Biden Administration |
| On Jan. 20, President-elect Joe Biden became the 46th president of the United States. The stock market is already showing some nervousness as the Democrats take over.
That's why I sat down with trading experts Roger Scott, James West, Adam Sarhan and Jeff Yastine to talk about what we expect from 2021 and our recommendation for stocks to trade under Biden.
Right now, the country seems to believe there will be a post-inauguration honeymoon, expecting a lot of this chaos to go away. But we know that's not how this works. |
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| | | Trade This, Fade That: 2 Stay-at-Home Stocks With Different Results |
For this trade idea, we're going to cover "Trade This, Fade That." As the title suggests, we're going to provide you with a stock we like right now… and one we don't.
The first stock is one that we actually lost some money on back in August. It's a stay-at-home stock that didn't perform, even during the pandemic. Compared to the Nasdaq, it's been lagging.
On top of that, the company announced that it will be laying off about 11% of its workforce. That's not a good sign.
The other stock is one that I got into back in June, and unlike the above, this one has taken off. Even better, there's a perfect opportunity to get in on it right now. |
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| | | The Financial Sector Earnings Outlook for 2021: What to Expect |
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First we had the COVID-19 vaccine, then we had the election and now we have earnings to look forward to.
And where do we find the most activity during this time in the stock market? That's right, the financial sector. I'm seeing it make some moves as I write this, and there are some things we definitely need to discuss if you want to profit from the financial sector earnings outlook for 2021.
As a matter of fact — in order for you to understand the broader picture of what's to come this week — grab a pen and some paper. |
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| "Roger, As always great information. I learned more about the stock market activity in the past month than I ever suspected. Keep info coming."
Dennis H.
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