Month: October 2020

Two Earnings Trades That Will Profit Before Next Week’s Reports

Monday was the worst day in a month for the S&P 500 – and that can be attributed to more than a few factors…

Coronavirus cases are hitting new daily highs over 84,000 in the U.S.

Washington has yet to agree on a new stimulus bill.

The presidential election is just one week away.

Yet, under all this headline-making news, there’s one major market mover that seems to have been forgotten


America’s Pandemic Spending Just Unveiled 2020’s Hottest Sector

Since bottoming on March 23, 2020, the S&P 500 has risen 57.5% – setting an all-time high in the process.

This is all because while the world seemed to stop turning for a lot of us, we were still finding ways to spend money.

Since the pandemic hit the U.S. back in early March, things have changed drastically. People are finding new ways to spend their money. According to a report from CNBC, grocery store spending was up 54% in February and March, while restaurant spending dipped 44% in March and April.

People are spending more time at home, which means they are spending more money on their home.

I’m not a betting man, but I’d put money on the fact that you’ve probably purchased some things to make your “stay and work from home” situation a little easier to swallow.

That purchase could have been a new pair of sweatpants to make WFH on the couch a little cozier, or some games to keep the kiddos entertained. Maybe you got ambitious and finished that spare bedroom you’ve been meaning to get to. I bet one or two of you even hopped on the bread-making train and put in an Amazon order for some baking trays and mixing bowls.

I know I am at the point that I have my credit card numbers memorized – a point I certainly never thought I’d get to!

That same report said that 64% of Americans have changed their spending habits since February, and I think we can all say that we’ve contributed to that.

And while spending habits changed, one sector shot to the moon – turning into the hottest sector of 2020.

This hot sector is filled with profit potential – here’s how to play it…


Pocket 233% on Apple’s iPhone 12 with This Long-Term Pattern

On Tuesday, Apple unveiled its latest iPhone. And the event can be summed up into just four words:

5G just got real.

Apple’s iPhone 12 will offer 5G coverage, and its Pro model will have the broadest 5G coverage available worldwide, making it one of the speediest smartphones on the market.

But Apple shared more than just 5G on Tuesday.

Over the course of the one-hour-and-10-minute event, the tech giant showcased 11 new product features – each of which resulted in a different reaction from the stock.

See, with a $2 trillion market cap, Apple is the largest company in the U.S. And after Tuesday’s event, it’s clear that title comes with a plethora of profit opportunities…

One of which is a long-term pattern with the potential to triple your money.

Here’s how you can play Apple’s new iPhone 12 release – and turn that pattern into a 233% gain…


We Predicted FAANG’s Jump – Now, Let’s Do It Again

Since March’s market low, Facebook has gained over 84%…

Amazon has notched 90%…

Apple has doubled

Netflix has jumped almost 70%…

And Google has scored 41%.

Clearly, the division between Wall Street and Main Street couldn’t be wider. Coronavirus cases continue to spike amidst an impending presidential election. Yet, trends are up, seasonals are up, and the FAANG stocks appear unstoppable.


Forget Exxon – This Stock Is the Energy Sector’s Newest Frontrunner

NextEra (NYSE: NEE) is the largest electric utility holding company by market capitalization.

Last Friday, it briefly surpassed Exxon Mobile (NYSE: XOM) – a huge feat for the energy newbie, considering XOM has moved between the first and sixth largest company in the world for the past 20 years.

The world’s largest energy companies have traditionally come from the oil and gas sector – Chevron, Schlumberger, BP, to name a few. But that’s when oil was in high demand, running for $147.27 a barrel. Today, 12 years later, a barrel will run you under 40 bucks.

As people turn to more sustainable energy sources and COVID-19 picks at oil’s demand, the sector’s worth is decreasing.

Take the Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (NYSE: XLE), for example. It houses the world’s largest oil and gas companies, and after tapping out at $101.52 in June 2014, it has plummeted to less than $30 today – dropping a whopping 70%.

Meanwhile, renewable energy companies like NEE are running sky-high.

Forget your typical oil trades – today, we’re going long-term.

(But if you want to hear about short-term plays, then click here to learn about the newest fast-money strategy I have my eye on.)

I’m going to show you a way to profit on these fast-growing renewable energy companies over the next three years, while the sector shoots skyward.

And I have all of the details on how to use this long-term strategy right here…


The Four-Day Profit Cycle: My Fastest Trading Method Yet

Today, I want to tell you about the four-day profit cycle.

Listen up – all you need is as little as $150 to potentially double your money in four days or less on almost any stock or ETF in the market.

Take the iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI), for example. This exchange-traded fund tracks the results of some of the biggest Chinese companies. And on Monday, October 5, one share was running for about $41.92.

That was just two days ago. And by using the four-day profit cycle technique, you could have gained control of 100 shares of that ETF for a measly $0.75 a share.

Flash forward less than 24 hours later, and FXI opened on Tuesday morning just one dollar higher. One dollar that would have boosted your $0.75 to $1.13 – making for an incredible 24-hour 50% gain.

Over the first eight months of this year, trading with the four-day profit cycle beat the broader S&P 500 nearly 17X over.

In the same amount of time, it could’ve nearly quadrupled your trading account.


How to Fix a Losing Trade Without Spending Any Extra Cash

A big part of trading is something that almost no one talks about…

Losing.

I’ll be the first to tell you that if you’re a trader, you’re going to lose, even if you’ve been trading for more than 30 years like me.

But that doesn’t mean it isn’t one of the best ways to make money. The trick is to win more often than you lose…

And the key to doing that is to know how to fix a losing stock position