Hey Trader,
Everyone wants to know: "How much does life change when you get rich?"
Well, I'll tell you right now — not as much as you might think.
Yes, it feels good to have a lot of income flowing in and more than enough money for a rainy day (or year).
Sure, you can travel when you want, buy a nice house and car, eat at fancier restaurants, etc.
But YOU really don't change that much.
At least I haven't. I'm not out here buying Ferraris or eating at Ruth's Chris for every meal.
However, I've definitely gained a new perspective about the things in life that truly matter.
Having all that money makes you realize there are more important things.
And it truly hit me when I was hanging out with a buddy of mine the other day…
| | | | [Video] How Playboy Went Parabolic Thanks To NFTs Unless you've been living under a rock for the past 70 years, you've heard the name Playboy.
Yeah, I'm talking about the notorious nudie mag founded by the late Hugh Hefner way back in 1953.
Now what you may not know is that the Playboy empire was taken private about 10 years ago…
Only to go public again last September through a SPAC deal.
Within the last six weeks though, PLBY has gone absolutely parabolic on the back of the NFT craze.
Not sure what the heck an NFT is?
Don't worry — you're not alone.
My buddy Ross posted a free video to give you the full rundown of this situation and a primer on NFTs…
And to tell you about an opportunity that's teeing up right now that could potentially pad your portfolio in a short manner of time.
Watch it right here and get the full scoop! | | | | Weekly Market Analysis The upside momentum has slowed quite a bit since Wednesday's strong surge, which could mean traders are raising some concerns over supply.
However, even if there is a pullback, the markets will remain well-supported as long as the demand outlook remains strong.
Supply issues include a gradual rise in output in May, June and July from OPEC and its allies, increased supply from Iran and higher U.S. production.
Technically, the weekly chart is drawing the same conclusion. If the demand outlook continues to improve, then prices should continue to trend higher over $63.47.
If supply concerns continue to rise, or if the optimistic demand outlook is dampened then look for a break under $62.29. This move will indicate that a potentially bearish secondary lower top is forming or that traders are going to have to build a better support base.
Discover more about the system I've used to generate over a million in trade profits in four years… | | | | To big profits and beyond, | | | | Anthony Speciale Jr Editor & Chief Investment Strategist, Big Energy Profits
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