Past the Point of No Return

 
   
     
   
 
FEB 20 2023
 
   
Don Yocham
The Road Always Taken
 

It’s no secret that the U.S. government is drowning in future promises to pay.

And, as we’re seeing with yet another debt ceiling debate, to keep the promises coming due today, it has no choice but to impose even more promises on the future.

These promises ultimately rest on the heads of taxpayers and burden the economy. And since it can’t possibly be paid the only choice politicians have is to either break those promises or inflate the value of those promises away.

The latter, of course, being a well-trodden path by governments according to history.

Counting all U.S. Treasury’s bonds, notes and bills outstanding, the U.S. Government has $31 trillion in debt. But that’s only a sliver of the promises the government must keep or break.

There’s also Social Security, Medicare, and several other insurance-type schemes. 

These programs (which are not funded) are as much an obligation of the U.S. government as Treasury debt and burdens the U.S. taxpayers and economy in exactly the same way. Add these to the $31 trillion in Treasury debt and those promises climb to above $200 trillion.

In this video, I point out how a crucial threshold has been crossed. And the debt ceiling debate could very well prove to be the next big market catalyst. 

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LANCE IPPOLITO
My Regretful Market Warning 
 

Before you dump your savings into ANY stock in the S&P, the Dow, or the Nasdaq. I want to show you why I believe floods of cash are leaving stocks – and WHERE that cash is going. It could be the difference between having another year like 2022… or coming out way better off than you are right now. Go here now for details. 
GUY COHEN
5 Steps to Finding the Right Options Strategy 
 
 
 

Step 1: Define Your Trading Objective

Before beginning the journey of trading options, you must first define your trading objective.

What are you trying to accomplish with your trade?

Here are some common objectives and corresponding popular options strategies:
 

Of course, there’s more, but these strategies are the best place to start. Moreover, narrowing your focus to a single objective will help you make the right decision on which option strategy to use.

Remember, options expire and therefore part of their value declines with the passage of time. And if you’re buying, you typically should not hold them to their expiration.
 
Finally, you should always establish a clear objective ahead of time. This will help you determine when it’s time to close your position.


Step 2: Determine Your Risk/Reward Payoff

Before you enter any trade, it is important that you understand your risk/reward profile. Successful traders will always understand this at the outset of every trade.

The risk/reward profile should be in line with your appetite for risk and your level of experience. If you are a conservative investor, then supercharged leverage may not be suited to you.

Some options strategies are in fact rather suitable for conservative investors. Regardless, every popular options strategy has a well-defined risk and reward profile, so make sure you understand it thoroughly.

Read on for the final steps… 
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Crypto moving, but US Market is Closed
  
 
 

I’m doing a special crypto only session today since the US markets are closed for Washington’s birthday. Come see what I have to say about bitcoin (BTC), ethereum (ETH), polygon (MATIC), GRT (graph), and many more. Go right here to watch. 

Join me tomorrow morning at 9:15am ET… and each market day thereafter. I livestream on YouTube right here
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