Many traders have a theory about what might come of the China trade talks with Washington, but any bet is a gamble.
As the year winds down, many frothed up stocks of cannabis companies dipped -- here's a way to roll up your investments going into the new year.
Sure, many other big box retailers and niche retail names look better for investing, but M offers some fantastic volatility for a play.
Let me take a stab at what's going on here.
The question is whether M can continue to fork over a dividend of its current size.
We'll track a dozen beaten-up stocks that could be subject to tax-loss selling at the end of 2019 to see whether they can stage comebacks in 2020.
The cannabis company just brought on STZ executive as new CEO, and this move is likely lining up bigger things to come as sector shakes out.
Currently this is a stock pickers market and the speculative favorites are doing well.
You can buy strategically on dips to avoid getting left holding the bag as prices keep rising.
100% of all revenue producing models eventually fail unless there is some evolution. Adapt or else.
The S&P 500 has returned to being slightly overvalued.
One of Hong Kong's largest engineering companies is under investigation by the competition commission. The fact that it's run by the husband of the minister who kicked off six months of protest has set tongues wagging.
Consumer and investor sentiment seem rock solid at the moment.
And we could be in the middle of the perfect storm for oil markets, where prices can rise aggressively through the first quarter.
Here I outline how to play NFLX and AMZN, but the latter comes with a catch.
Will President Trump's administration move ahead with plans to turn up the heat on China in such a way that U.S. consumers for the first time share some of that pain?
Also, we have the Fed and the ECB issuing their interest rate decision.
The debacle can only accelerate, the demise hastened, happy new holidays.
After releasing its quarterly report and then dipping, executive search firm Korn Ferry again became an opportunity.
What just happened last week? Quite a bit, but pay attention to this: For the past two years, the large cap QQQs had been the leaders, but not so lately.
These 'bearish bets' are showing both technical and quantitative deterioration.
5G is a technological tipping point and these stocks are well-positioned to benefit.
The benefits of keeping your accounts as close to highs as possible are obvious but how do we actually do this?
In one week we should know whether the Dec. 15 tariffs will increase as planned.
Samsung's Galaxy S11 will reportedly have a very powerful rear-camera system. And rivals aren't standing still, either.
Investors typically look to food stocks for stable profits and reliable dividends year in and year out.
Qorvo topped my scans and all cylinders are firing on Freshpet.
The recovery has now occurred so fast that the bulls did not act quickly enough and are again struggling with Fear of Missing Out.
As far as the technical picture, momentum traders have to be drooling at this gap fill.
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