Is United Airlines Set To Crash?
United Airlines has a strange pattern over the next month and a half. In 11 of the past 18 years it has a bizarre bearish pattern where it falls by on average almost 5% over that time frame.
What is it about this time of year when you might anticipate travel bookings are ramping up that this airline has a consistent history of falling by such a large amount? » Read more about: Is United Airlines Set To Crash? »
Read MoreHow To Protect Your Crypto: Which Wallet Is Best?
The technologically driven world we live in is changing nearly everything in our daily lives, including the way we store our money. In the traditional system, most people store their money in a bank account. However, what most people don’t realize when they put these funds into an account at the bank is that they don’t control this money per se anymore.
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Read MoreARKK: 40% Annually For Next 5 Years?
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Read More1 Weird Seasonal Trend Starting Now
Some things can’t easily be explained in the stock market and seasonal trends rank right up there among the conundrums that puzzle even the smartest investors.
Take for example the case of frozen potato processor Lamb Weston that has a weird seasonal trend starting now. It’s a bit difficult to understand precisely why such a powerful force starts at this time of year for the firm,
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Has The AI Bubble Officially Burst?
You’ll never guess who has turned bearish on AI? It seems one of the most prestigious names on Wall Street, Goldman Sachs, has done a U-turn and is betting against a continuation of the momentum previously seen in artificial intelligence stocks.
While Goldman has a long history of staying bullish, often for too long,
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10,000 Calls Bought on This Stock, What Do Insiders Know?
Investors will almost never have as good a pulse on the future prospects of a company as insiders will. There’s naturally an information asymmetry that comes along with weekly meetings, and proximity to management.
The water cooler chatter is a real phenomenon that acts as a communication channel spreading information around a company.
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This Is the Quintessential Energy Stock to Buy for the Coming Power Surge
The U.S. will need to build a tremendous amount of new power-generating capacity by 2030. According to an estimate from leading utility NextEra Energy (NYSE: NEE),
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