Options chains are the visual presentation of all the available options for a given underlying stock and a given expiration date.
This gives traders a birds-eye view of their choices when trading options.
And options trading is more accessible than ever today.
We'll get to that in a minute-but first, a little about the options chain.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is weakened after the Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) earnings report.
As earnings season continues, investors are parsing through reports and prepping for October's Federal Reserve meeting.
Huge dividends and appreciation from simple supply/demand factors make REITs extremely attractive today.
With the underlying construct of the market and economy unlikely to change in the near future, REITs offer a safe haven likely to last for the next few years.
And the timing is perfect…
Two new REITs have just received our highest Money Morning Stock VQScore ratings.
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Our best solar stocks have nearly doubled on average in the last year. But there's likely
more growth on the horizon. In fact, our top solar stock could go up 66% in the next 12
months. But even that projection is modest with so much growth coming out of the solar industry.
Investors are always seeking the best technology stocks to buy. The Nasdaq has
outperformed the S&P 500 by 106% over the last 10 years. The markets are back in
record territory; however, uncertainty still swirls around global trade and political unrest.
These factors make it hard to know what to buy in a very top-heavy market.
But a revolutionary tool has made it easier than ever to know what stocks to buy, what
stocks to hold, and what stocks to sell. I'll reveal exactly what it is in this article.
Wall Street insiders, by the looks of things, have made a killing from Trump's tweets.
And that's unfortunately something the average investor can't do.
But we found a way to get even...
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We’ll lay out every detail you need to know to become an expert at REIT investing!
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Nearly everyone, no matter what political party they're on or support, would agree that U.S. infrastructure is disintegrating.
And that's exactly why our Peter Krauth's got his eye on it – it's a sector that's going to power higher as the country gets on with the business of rebuilding.
And he'll show you how you can play that to your advantage...
The Dow Jones today will press higher thanks to a stronger-than-expected earnings report from Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT).
With earnings season now in full swing, positive reports continue to propel the broader market upward.
However, a number of companies have warned about the U.S trade war and other factors that might sour the outlook.
by Greg Miller
Last month, when we talked about the $4 trillion potential of a fully realized global cannabis market, we saw how world governments have been trying for more than 100 years to stamp out the illicit drug trade.
Results have been mixed to poor, to put it mildly.
It seems for every victory, like the 1993 downfall of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, there are two defeats, like the vast state resources used to keep 451,000 non-violent drug offenders in U.S. prisons or the low-level drug violence that's killed an estimated 115,000 people in Mexico since 2006.
That's one of the reasons why, across North America, there's a growing socio-political consensus that the war on drugs has been an expensive failure.
That "growing consensus" gets a whole lot broader when it comes to marijuana prohibition.
According to Gallup, support for cannabis legalization in the United States runs steady at 66% right now. That's up 30% since 2005.
But despite all the progress of the last 10 years, there still exists a thriving, persistently lucrative illegal market for marijuana – even in jurisdictions where it's completely legal. And because the march to full federal legalization is basically inevitable, that black market is doing more than anything else right now to hinder the growth of the legal cannabis sector.
I'll show you what I mean in a minute, because I really want to tell you about one fully legitimate company I know of that's aiming to outcompete the criminal sector – on price, no less.
This could be big… Full Story
This could be big... Full Story
