| | | Wall Street Insider Reveals Shocking Discovery |
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| It shouldn't come as any surprise that CEOs and billionaires behind the curtain are making secret moves…
In fact, new research has uncovered a disturbing truth about corporate America and certain "legal" tactics they've been using to force the rise of their own stocks.
But after months and months of investigations, one former Wall Street insider is finally ready to reveal the details he discovered…
And it could benefit amateur investors everywhere. |
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| | | The April Jobs Report Looks Better… but Inflation Is Still Accelerating |
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| Thursday morning's employment data was certainly encouraging to the market.
Initial claims fell to a new pandemic low — coming in well under expectations at 498,000. And while continuing claims came in a little higher than anticipated, total persons claiming unemployment actually fell by a roughly equal amount.
Of course, we're far from out of the woods yet, as total unemployment remains 34% above peak levels during the Global Financial Crisis.
But the trajectory of those numbers is encouraging nonetheless.
So we should be happy right?
Well, to be honest, I can't shake the fear of inflation… |
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| | | The No. 1 Factor Hurting New Traders |
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Thanks to the convenience of trading apps like Robinhood and Webull, and the massive media coverage of retail-driven short squeezes, there are more new traders than ever.
In April, financial giant Charles Schwab said it opened 3.2 million accounts in the first quarter of 2021. That's more new accounts in just three months than it opened for all of 2020.
And almost everywhere you look, you see loads of these new traders flooding the internet. They're learning that playing around in the stock market isn't as easy as they thought it was.
These greenhorns are blowing up their accounts left and right…
Now I can't practice for you, but I can drop some knowledge… |
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| "Hi Roger. You are right, I had never heard of trading volatility or using the ATR prior to this week's sessions. These have been big "aha" moments."
Ritz V.H.
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