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| Did you know that for over a century, there have been cash floods offering regular people the chance to make gains of 20%, 40% or even 60% or more on their trades?
These predictable money patterns happen at the start of every month. And when tapped properly, the people who know about them can make an absolute killing.
We predict these anomalies will continue to occur in the market for decades to come — and Joy of the Trade Head Trader Jeff Zananiri discovered the secret to consistently profiting from them. |
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| | | My Top 2 FinTech Stocks to Invest in This Earnings Season |
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| I often bring up stocks and sectors in my videos that are related to other industries that have an influx of capital, or are just moving.
So while the miners are busy looking for gold, stores that sell shovels are getting richer by the day!
A similar thing recently happened to pot stocks. While everyone was concentrating on the latest and greatest pot company, I was focused on the names selling hydroponic growing equipment.
But recently, the exact same thing between financial and tech stocks has formed… |
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| | | Bad GDP Numbers Overshadowed by Facebook's Meta Rebrand |
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| On Thursday morning, you'd have thought the world was ending as U.S. gross domestic product growth for the third quarter was far worse than most forecasts, coming in at just 2.0% versus 2.6% expected.
But then, as quickly as they came, gone were the worries of '70s style stagflation, as Facebook's name change to Meta clearly points the global economy toward a shiny new future!
Sigh...
I'll save that rant for the weekly wrap-up. Instead, I sat in on my second earnings call last week, hoping to come to you with some good news. But instead…
I came away feeling rather suspicious… |
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| "I always like your strategies and approach, hands down. I know that if anybody can navigate the charts it's like a pro, it's you. All the best,"
John D.
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| | There are two main types of Chart Patterns: reversal patterns and continuation patterns. Reversal patterns signal an end to the trend that was in place prior to the chart pattern forming. For example, if the price had been trending higher and then a reversal pattern forms and completes, the uptrend is likely over. Continuation patterns signal the continuation of a trend. If the price is moving lower, then a continuation pattern forms and the price breaks out (completes) in the trending direction, then that downtrend is likely to continue. |
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