| | | Wall Street Insider Reveals Shocking Discovery |
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| It shouldn't come as any surprise that CEOs and billionaires behind the curtain are making secret moves…
New research has uncovered a disturbing truth about corporate America and certain "legal" tactics they've been using to force the rise of their own stocks.
But after months and months of investigations, this former Wall Street insider is finally ready to reveal the details he discovered…
And it could benefit retail investors everywhere. |
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| | | The Semiconductor Shortage Is Getting Worse… Just Not for Chipmaker Earnings |
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The announcement of Nvidia's 4-for-1 stock split last Friday snapped the chipmaker's month-long slide and sent shares back up toward all-time highs.
It's not undeserved, either.
The company has been a huge overall benefactor from the pandemic, with both gross profit and revenue up 61% year-on-year.
And at this point in the business cycle, the crypto crowd's favorite coin-mining GPU (graphics processing unit) manufacturer is nowhere near done going up.
After acquiring chip-architecture specialist Arm in September 2020, it began working on a data center central processing unit, or CPU. And the resulting product — which the company calls "Grace" — was released to much fanfare about a month ago.
But one question still remains… |
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| | | 2 Large-Cap Tech Stocks Bucking the Downward Trend |
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And those of you who've been watching my daily videos know I've been increasingly critical of these stocks.
But it's not always wise to throw out the baby with the bathwater…
I know you're probably thinking to yourself, "Roger, you've crucified us for trading large-cap tech stocks. What are you thinking?!" But, yes… I'm actually giving away two large-cap tech stocks bucking the trend now.
And they look pretty darn good to me… |
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| "Thank you Roger, the video was very helpful."
Frank M.
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