The Top Stocks to Buy Following Last Week’s Big Data

*August 10, 2021*

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The Top Stocks to Buy Following Last Week's Big Data

With the first week of August fully behind us now, I've compiled a short list of stocks to watch in August...

That being said, things in the market are becoming more and more muddled. Certains stocks aren't performing the way they should after earnings, China just came out with more devastating news for the U.S. market, and Friday's jobs report is putting a damper on the reinflation trade.

With all that in mind, I was still able to pinpoint some potential winners you'll like.

I also cover how our infrastructure trade has held up over the past week.

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Jobs Report Isn't All It's Cracked up to Be. Look Here for Gains

Of course, just two days after we talked about how doom and gloom mainstream financial media is, the headlines on the front page are happy-go-lucky following the July 2021 jobs report.

And, yes, it was a good report — the U.S. added 943,000 jobs in July — but it's not all that.

Heck, even The New York Times noted that most of the jobs data was collected in "the first half of the month, before variant-related cases exploded in many parts of the country."

And while I may not be as down about the delta variant as others, that doesn't mean restrictions aren't a possibility. So let's pump the brakes on the hype train a little and examine the numbers.

Slow Down There, Media

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