I don’t know if families took a long holiday or because it’s Tax Day, but Monday’s order flow is almost non-existent.
I have to be honest — I’m a little shocked by the low trading volume since we’re getting ready for some big names to report earnings this week...
And this may prove to be the most important earnings season we’ve seen since the start of the pandemic with things being as close to “normal” as we’ve seen in some time. .
In addition to all of the inflation fears, COVID-19-related supply chain issues and war-time disruptions, year-over-year comparisons are getting tougher for everyone.
Markets have been thrown around with all of the negative news so if earnings can’t at least hold serve, we could be in for a lot more volatility.
Now, while I love trading earnings, that doesn’t mean every sector and business getting ready to report is worth your time or money.
And that goes for the strongest sector on Wall Street the past few months: Energy.
We’ve heard a lot about the energy crunch driving big moves in oil and gas over the past several weeks…
But if you think I’m going to trade energy names for earnings, you’ve got another thing coming...
Corporate insiders raked in a record-breaking $69 billion in trading returns in 2021…
It’s led many to believe these huge gains made by top-ranking corporate executives have spiraled out of control. And for good reason…
If you’re one of the many American investors who feel cheated, you’ll want to check out what I, New Money Crew Head Trader Lance Ippolito, have to say…
I believe this $69 billion spiral is one of the best opportunities in the stock market… if you know how to play it, of course!
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