2023 will be a year of flexibility when it comes to your investing and trading strategy.If you hold onto a single rigid system of making money, it’s likely the market will flip next week and what you’re used to isn’t the reality anymore.
How Money Morning is setting up for 2023...
Garrett Baldwin talks about his experiences with student debt and explores the real impact of the Biden Administration's decision.
by Shah Gilani
Shah Gilani picks out two options trades off of the dip in growth stocks that are primed to double an investor's return in just a few months.
Garrett Baldwin has details on two losing stocks to sell right away.
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So, sell these stocks as soon as you can…
IFIT stock is the latest company to throw its hat into the crowded digital fitness market.
This week, iFit Health & Fitness is going public.
The company will be listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker IFIT and will sell 30.7 million shares for $18 to $21 each.
by Mike Stenger
F45 Training Holdings came to Robinhood IPO Access on Wednesday, July 7.
You can find it under the ticker "FXLV".
These Robinhood IPO stocks so far have been top-tier – Figs (NYSE: FIGS) and Clear Secure (NYSE: YOU) gained up to 90% and 46% respectively after their IPOs.
But F45 stock seems like a different story...
by Tom Gentile
One of the many changes we saw in 2020 was the flurry of new, inexperienced investors and traders into the market via mobile apps.
But they’re still a strong force in the markets, meaning there’s extreme moneymaking potential in their trading activities for folks who know how to play it.
Today, Tom’s using some of the volume and pricing data from this crowd to tee up an interesting profit play that experienced investors can get into for potential 100%-plus gains… .
The home fitness industry has been booming during the pandemic, with many eyes on the home fitness company Peloton.
But as gyms reopen, we may start seeing a shift away from home fitness.
Plus, a new competitor has got many investors wondering if PTON can put up an equal fight.
But rather than waiting to find out, here's what you should do instead to make money right now…
Stocks traded lower to start the week as investors assessed an uptick in coronavirus cases and the pace of the economic recovery.
Shares of American Airlines Group Inc. (NASDAQ: AAL) were 6% lower after the company said it was seeing an additional $3.5 billion in new financing to improve the airlines liquidity as it grapples with travel restrictions caused by the coronavirus.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) dropped over the weekend after the company announced plans to shut down stores in Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Arizona upon rising levels of COVID-19 in these states. But after announcing it would ditch Intel Corp. (NASDAQ: INTC) to produce its own chips, the stock rallied 2.25% today and lead markets higher.
The S&P 500 finished the day 0.5% higher, the Dow 0.4% higher, and the Nasdaq 0.9% higher.
It is now normal for investors to waste money on IPOs whenever they get a little extra cash.
But this creates a chance for pre-IPO investors to break from the pack.
Dovish federal and global patterns may continue to fuel bad IPOs.
But there's a solution hidden in this vicious cycle.
Investors looking to build sustainable, long-term wealth by circumventing the IPO entirely...
