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April 6, 2018

Possibly the Smartest Money in the World Turned Bullish on Oil

Source: SLB.com Futures traders divide the money in the market into groups. Among the groups they follow are the smart money and the dumb money. Smart money includes the producers of a commodity and the largest commercial customers. These are the individuals that have true inside knowledge....

by Amber Hestla

March 19, 2018

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Can Retailers Actually Cut Their Way to Growth?

Source: Abercrombie.com Retailers have been in the news for months, and the headlines are usually fairly grim. Some retailers have been reporting lower sales while others have slipped into bankruptcy. It’s been enough to raise concerns among analysts that the sector may not survive. While the news...

by Amber Hestla

March 15, 2018

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Good Earnings At One Company Can Affect An Industry

Source: Nike.com There are times when news about one company affects the stocks of its competitors. This is largely because stocks tend to move as groups, especially since index funds have become giants in the market place. A move in one stock can affect its industry...

by Amber Hestla

March 7, 2018

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A Bitcoin Trade, But Safer

Source: Squareup.com Cryptocurrencies are a wonderful investment opportunity, at least for some investors. The key to investing in cryptocurrencies could well be the ability to tolerate extreme levels of volatility. For traders, volatility is another word for risk and the risk is high in cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin is...

by Amber Hestla

February 23, 2018

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High Volatility Creates Unique Trading Opportunities

Recent market action has been volatile. That can be seen in the price moves of any of the major market averages. They all show an unusual pattern. Heading into the end of January, major market averages were reaching new all time highs. That is a bullish...

by Amber Hestla

February 9, 2018

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Twitter’s Profit Leaves Traders with Questions

Twitter surprised Wall Street by reporting $731.6 million in revenue, beating analyst estimates of $246.4 million and also delivering a profit of $0.12 per share, reversing a loss of $0.23 a share in the same quarter a year ago. Analysts had been expecting the company to...

Iron Condor

Possibly the Smartest Money in the World Turned Bullish on Oil

by Amber Hestla

Can Retailers Actually Cut Their Way to Growth?

by Amber Hestla

Good Earnings At One Company Can Affect An Industry

by Amber Hestla

A Bitcoin Trade, But Safer

by Amber Hestla

High Volatility Creates Unique Trading Opportunities

by Amber Hestla

Twitter’s Profit Leaves Traders with Questions

by Amber Hestla

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