| | | Check Out This Little-Known Weekend Trading Secret |
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| No one wants to work Saturday and Sunday, we get it...
Traders from Wall Street to home offices grind it out Monday through Friday, just waiting for the weekend.
They're neglecting the fact that money may be up for grabs.
And New Money Crew Head Trader Lance Ippolito discovered a rinse-and-repeat plan that anyone with a cell phone and a brokerage account can take advantage of, even on a weekly basis.
Don't waste the weekend! |
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| | | Why Men's Beauty is Ready to Glow up in 2022 — And 2 Stocks to Watch |
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| With 2021 in the history books, we can get busy focusing on what the markets will have in store for us in 2022.
And to get into the spirit of the season, I'm sharing my short list of top stocks and sectors that look ready to make moves in the new year.
Now, I know the back-to-work plays have had to downshift in recent weeks with the emergence of the omicron variant…
But if recent medical findings are any insight into how the fight against the pesky pathogen is going, it looks like the impact will be less severe and shorter in duration than previous case spikes.
With that in mind, we saw a noticeable influx of cash into office apparel and men's fashion during 2021's reopening. And I see men's beauty becoming the top emerging trend as omicron fears fade in 2022.
Even better, I have two companies in my sights that will be in great shape to benefit as the market expands! |
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| | | Financial Media Screams 'Value!' But 1 Sector Towers Above the Rest |
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| There's been a pronounced shift in financial media coverage of late...
The perennially pernicious punditry is shifting coverage from high-flying tech stocks to an area of the market that has long been left for dead…
Value.
After the past decade was driven by growth, it almost makes me a little nauseous even typing it.
But after a full week's worth of articles dedicated to slowing growth in U.S. gross domestic product over the course of 2022, it's probably a word I should get used to.
And honestly, the market itself has been screaming at us to pump the brakes this entire quarter. Now it's time for us to shift to the best sector for 2022… |
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| | | Want Bigger Trades? Try the Weekend Instead |
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| Anyone placing trades during the week may actually be stacking the deck against themselves…
Look, every week, thousands of headlines like earnings or bad news out of the Federal Reserve or China wreck what may seem to be perfectly good trade setups.
So instead of traders risking their hard-earned cash during the meat of the week, there's a simple Friday afternoon strategy that is able to skip all of the madness…
It taps into some of the most reliable forces in the market, already giving New Money Crew Head Trader Lance Ippolito direct access to gains. |
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| | A Sector Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) invests in the stocks and securities of a specific sector, typically identified in the fund title. Sector ETFs have become popular among traders and investors and can be used for hedging and speculating. Their high level of liquidity means that there are rarely any large tracking errors from the underlying index, even during intraday trading. |
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