A Semiconductor To Watch… and 1 To Avoid

February 19, 2021

Where Are the Billionaires

Putting Their Money?

Have you ever seen what happens when millions absolutely pour into random stocks?

For example, billionaire George Soros bought 2.7 million shares of Peloton.

And Peloton's share price shot from $18 to almost $140!

That's a 690% jump from ONE man pouring some of his wealth into a random stock.

And this wasn't a one-time occurrence.

Now if only there was a way to know when these billionaire moguls were going to buy into seemingly random stocks…

It's a good thing trading expert Adam Sarhan seems to have found just that.

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A Semiconductor To Watch…

and 1 To Avoid

The tech sector has been roaring higher over the past year: A pandemic-driven work-from-home culture emerged and people had to turn to their computers to make a living.

This trend is obviously carrying over into 2021 — many people are still working remotely — which will only contribute to the growth of the tech sector and the companies benefiting from this.

And riding the tech sector's coattails of success are semiconductor stocks, which are hitting new all-time highs.

So today, we're going to be covering the best semiconductor stock to watch right now… and the stock to avoid.

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Winter Go BRRR: Arctic Blast Freezes Windmills as Gas, Power Prices Soar

If you're reading this in Texas, I hope this finds you safe and warm… I know many are not, and our hearts go out to them right now.

But sadly, struggling to stay warm amidst rolling blackouts and freezing Arctic temperatures is not the only thing over four million Texas residents will have to endure over the coming weeks.

Heating and power bills are going to be enormous.

Regional spot natural gas prices have skyrocketed across the entire Midwestern U.S., shooting up as much as 3,000%-4,000% up and down the entire area.

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A Bearish Divergence signifies a potential reversal into a downtrend, when prices rally to a new high while the technical indicator refuses to reach a new peak. In this situation, bulls are losing their grip on the market, prices are rising only as a result of inertia, and the bears are ready to take control again.

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