Costco Wholesale Corp. (COST)

Let's take out our jeweler's loupe to examine this trading pattern.

Our government made businesses insolvent to conquer a disease it can't conquer, and now solid businesses that could have thrived, that could have been the next Walmart for all we know, are closing.

These high-quality companies have strong balance sheets and operate in high-demand markets poised to do well through any economic crisis.

Let's look at the stocks that will get crushed and that you can't touch right now.

We can't wait for a vaccine, but we can follow logical guidelines for staying as safe as possible, helping us avoid another Great Depression.

The market sold off on Thursday after close as big hitters, including Amazon, reported earnings.

This is likely to be a big retail loser, but here's how you can win with buying puts in M.

Here's why an article on Amazon allows you to buy ahead of the quarter, and how you can approach other companies reporting this week.

They involve Costco Wholesale, Slack Technologies and Peloton Interactive.

Stop apologizing, don't surrender to the gloom and tell your story with sympathy but with glory, and don't make us feel like it's a mistake to own shares in your company.

The problem for index fund owners is they own all three buckets and there are a lot more companies in the third bucket than in the first two.

Wait for it and go long above $328.

We keep hearing about Macy's, J.C. Penney, Kohl's and others who are in trouble -- well here's why.

Beyond energy markets and the potential for ancillary fall-out, the S&P 500, and this may be more important from a technical viewpoint, failed to hold that 50 day SMA.

Long-term investors must buy during bear markets -- and these companies offer dividend reinvestment or direct investment plans to help seize the opportunity.

From the looks of the stocks of the banks, many of which reported excellent quarters, this group is in real trouble.

When it's beaten you will wish you own stocks, especially the stocks that are right now lethal to your portfolio.

Are the markets ready for a pause in this dramatic rebound? We are several weeks behind Europe in battling this pandemic and U.S. numbers are far worse. Time will tell.

Wear a mask, save some lives. It doesn't matter if they are not perfect.

Here's why I believe we're now in the stage of 'acceptance' -- and perhaps eventually in more ways than one.

The presidential task force wasn't going to address the media Sunday. Then, they did. Actual news? Futures markets opened ahead of that, in the green, and went higher. That's interesting.

Kroger could produce strong earnings as it stands by its guidance, but uncertainty lingers, so here's how I'd play the name.

With the faster news cycle and quicker speed of transactions, it makes sense that a market bottom might be reached quicker. But this looks more like a retest than a bottom.

Now that the service economy is pretty much stopped in its tracks, here are promising areas, including technology as manufacturing, to consider.

Consumers who never before considered buying certain items online are now doing so. Once they get used to the convenience, that habit will become permanent.

Your portfolio is integrally connected to the economy so let me offer what I think can be done to save your portfolio from being ravaged by this scourge, Covid-19.

Traders should only go long on strength above $320.

Fear of missing out will come in big time on a days like today.