| | | The Most Explosive "Day" in the Market |
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| What if traders knew, down to the exact day, when a single stock was going to explode by 100%, 150% or even 200%...
Think about that...
What if someone could count down to an individual date and watch as one single stock shoots nearly vertical?
Most folks don't believe that type of market timing is possible.
But thanks to an odd market event that Future of Wealth Head Trader Lance Ippolito calls a breakout date...
It's completely possible… and he's already seen it happen. |
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| | | 2 Low-Risk Industrial Stocks for 2021 |
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| Wall Street's focus as of late has been President Joe Biden's proposed $2.3 trillion infrastructure package, which could drastically change our transportation system to the tune of $620 billion.
While the companies I'm giving away in this video aren't high-flying tech stocks like Amazon, they do offer substantially less volatility and risk during periods when the market is looking for directional bias, or trying to find its way back to non-fragmented value. |
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| | | Netflix Subs Are Slowing Big Time… Do We Buy the Dip? |
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As a publication, Venture Society is designed for people who are searching for a deeper understanding of how and why financial markets behave the way they do.
In general, we gravitate toward people who like to "look under the hood" and see how everything is interconnected. And the way we usually like to present that information is to focus on the human aspect of that behavior. Because at the end of the day, economics is simply the study of what people do with their money, and why.
But while taking that approach naturally lends itself to commodities and industrial processes, it isn't often analogous to what most people think of as "normal" markets — FAANG stocks, for instance.
However, the huge earnings and subscriber miss that Netflix posted after market close on Tuesday — which sent shares plummeting nearly 10% — gives us an opportunity to dig into consumer behavior and economic conditions in an interesting and meaningful way. |
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| | | The Secret " Breakout Date" Behind a 143% Winner |
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| It happened on Dec. 4...
To the regular eye, a tiny company exploded, seemingly out of nowhere.
But according to one market expert this massive explosion was pre-planned weeks ahead of time.
A special date tied to just 19% of publicly traded companies but scheduled to happen every month… |
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| "Thank you for this welcome and for setting out the ground rules. I fully concur with you on all aspects. I am really excited and am wholly committed to achieving trading success."
Jamshed A.
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| | Oscillators tend to be somewhat misunderstood in the trading industry, despite their close association with the all-important concept of momentum. At its most fundamental level, momentum is actually a means of assessing the relative levels of greed or fear in the market at a given point in time. Markets ebb and flow, surge and retreat—the speed of such movement is measured by oscillators. Oscillators are most useful and issue their most valid trading signals when their readings diverge from prices. |
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