Correlations are not causation but they can be helpful in spotting weird patterns that reveal where the market may be heading next. One such correlation pattern that has surfaced recently is that of the ratio between the DIA and QQQ.
One trader spotted that when the ratio, DIA/QQQ, hits a low, it has often preceded a correction in the QQQs.
REIT Federal Realty has a long history of dividend payments but with the real estate market still in the grips of high-interest rates, is FRT’s dividend worth buying?
The renowned real estate investment trust has over 60 years of experience and develops high-quality retail-based properties and mixed-use neighborhoods,
Emerson Electric is a global technology and software provider with a remarkable record of consistently increasing dividends, but is the company generating enough cash to sustain its dividend and growth?
Emerson’s steady results, impressive business model, and conservative payout ratio have allowed it to increase its dividend for 67 years.
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Usually investing is about spotting a stock that is underpriced relative to fair value. Trading is about finding a stock that meets some chart criterion. Maybe it’s a breakout, a cup-and-handle, a doji, or some buy signal or other. Whatever the approach, the focus is on a single position.
But sometimes, comparative analysis highlights opportunities that otherwise might fall under the radar.
Since the EV market still has a long way to go and the dynamics are evolving with each passing day, we examine Tesla and Rivian Automotive to see which one has the potential to deliver higher returns.
The pent-up demand for vehicles has created a resurgence in the global automobile market.
When you win the US trading championships numerous times, you deserve closer scrutiny than the ordinary trader. And that’s why in today’s post we examine an absolutely crucial component of successful trading that just about every ordinary trader ignores, dismisses, or simply fails to adhere to in spite of knowing better.
To exemplify the rule,
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Can the hype surrounding AI keep boosting the performance of Palantir Technologies (PLTR) shares, or is it time for the stock to pull back?
Since the stock began trading on September 30, 2020, it has gained about 160%. Over the past year, it has returned more than 185%. To put this into context,
Dan Zanger is a revered name among traders. His legendary story of turning $11,000 into $18,000,000 over the span of a year and a half is not one we’ve been able to corroborate but regardless his profitability has not been questioned because his approach to trading is time-tested.
What Dan does that few academic finance professors would advocate is to put most of his eggs in a very few baskets.
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Billionaire Bill Gates doesn’t follow the pattern of investing that esteemed academics recommend. Any Ivy League business school in the country will advocate for diversification, so why then does Bill shun the advice of academics and put all his eggs into just a few baskets?
One answer is that it’s precisely the approach that made him rich.
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Sometimes if you can’t beat ’em, you just have to join ’em. That might well be the case when it comes to Nancy Pelosi’s investment portfolio.
In online forums, her extraordinary outperformance has received enormous attention. How did Nancy Pelosi generate so much wealth on a politician’s salary is a common refrain.
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