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And that means the hours and hours you've spent studying stock charts and squinting at spreadsheets is a massive waste of your time.
You need a new way to level the playing field against Wall Street and its lightning-fast trading activity — without putting your entire portfolio at risk.
In it, Lance shows everyday investors just like you how to capture predictable profits with trades that could pay out overnight. |
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| | | How To Trade Semiconductor Stocks During a Chip Shortage |
| Hold on to your electronics, folks. We're facing a semiconductor chip shortage.
These tiny chips operate as the "brain" for a million different products — computers, cellphones, TVs, game consoles, vehicles… These little babies are everywhere.
But with such a huge reliance on chips in this tech-heavy world, certain industries are suffering as supply struggles to keep up with demand amid a global pandemic…
With so many companies depending on semiconductors for their products, is there a way for investors to trade the semiconductor chip shortage? |
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| | | Bitcoin Soaring as Elon Musk YOLOs $1.5B of Tesla Cash on Crypto |
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From his meme stock joke egging on the Reddit crowd's GameStop trade to this past week's pumping up a literal joke cryptocurrency in Dogecoin, he has entertained the masses while simultaneously frustrating the regulators.
I mean, you can't make this stuff up. Much wow.
All jokes aside, the Earl of EV's did put his money where his mouth is regarding crypto markets.
In its SEC filing Monday, Tesla disclosed the company had invested a total of $1.5 billion in Bitcoin over the course of last month.
The coolest thing to me about Tesla taking this position is how it used a similar strategy — actually, the reverse — to what I laid out in last week's article on the silver squeeze. |
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| | Volatility refers to the amount of uncertainty or risk related to the size of changes in a security's value. Higher volatility means that the price of the security can change dramatically over a short time period in either direction. Lower volatility means that a security's value does not fluctuate dramatically, and tends to be more steady. |
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