Author: Tradezy

Whether you’re an everyday investor or a Wall Street pro, the hardest part about investing has always been deciding when to sell. And with today’s political uncertainty and fast-paced tech developments — not to mention a global pandemic — making investment decisions is more difficult than ever. That’s why TradeSmith CEO Keith Kaplan and his team created the Stock State Indicator (SSI). It’s a simple tool that tells you exactly when to buy, hold or sell your shares: The indicator helped Keith avoid huge losses in the March 2020 stock market crash when his system flashed red (“sell”) on February[…]

Friday Four Play: The “Ain’t That the Dickens?” Edition It is the best of economies. It is the worst of economies. It is a season of much-anticipated growth. It is a season of much-feared loss… Great Ones, if it sounds like we’re stuck in Charles Dickens novel, it’s because — maybe we are. Wall Street faces both the potential for emerging from the COVID-19 nightmare and the possibility that a full recovery could still take months longer than expected. This uncertainty is largely factored into the broader market, but for many companies, the proof is in the pudding … or[…]

We’re at a tipping point in multiple areas of the world — especially China and the U.S. — where self-driving vehicles are quickly becoming a reality. This is setting up an opportunity for investors to make big gains … if they invest in the right areas of this fast-growing market. Major companies in China and the U.S. have already gotten the green light to launch their operations commercially, so this is the perfect time to invest in self-driving vehicles. In today’s Market Insights video, I discuss three ways you can profit from the future of transportation. (If you’d prefer to[…]

Texans endured extreme weather last week. As home heating systems kicked on, power plants struggled to meet demand. Much of the state lost electricity. Some systems managed to meet demand. But the cost of that access was higher than expected for some. The New York Times reported on one customer facing an electric bill of $16,752. That’s over 70 times an average month for all utilities combined. Other news sites covered similar stories. There was a common theme in the news: All the bills were from customers of Griddy. This small, Houston-based company sells electricity at wholesale prices and charges[…]

AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC) is back in the news again, but not because it’s a meme stock. The company announced plans to reopen its movie theaters in New York City next month, providing yet more evidence that the service economy is reopening. But as the return to normal gets closer, concerns have emerged that it could actually be a bad thing for the stock market. That’s because of inflation fears. Rising prices put upward pressure on bond yields. And higher bond yields will place downward pressure on stocks. The pressure on stocks comes from two avenues. Rising interest rates: Make bonds[…]