Garrett Baldwin breaks down the likely impact of recent earnings reports on the retail sector and points investors toward the best stocks to watch.
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Sweetgreen (SG) Stock IPO Filing: Soaring Revenue Disclosed
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A Sweetgreen IPO is coming to the New York Stock Exchange. And it's going to be big. Here's why they're calling Sweetgreen the "Starbucks of Salads"…
Why Portillo’s Stock Could Double After the IPO
Portillo's stock could be one of the biggest restaurant IPOs of the year.
Here's why buying the Portillo's IPO is like buying Chipotle before the 345% pop.
The Top Four Fractional Shares to Start Building Wealth Today
Not long ago, commissions, transfer fees, "odd-lot" fees, and slow communications were huge barriers of entry for the markets; regular investors were frozen out.
But fractional shares have changed all that, making it easier than ever for more people to build real wealth.
Shah Gilani recommends buying these four fractional shares to get started…
Why Sweetgreen Stock Is a Buy after Its IPO Surge
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Imagine buying Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) at $17 a share, or Chipotle (NYSE: CMG) at $22.
Starbucks would have banked you a 552% profit today.
Chipotle now trades for $1,332, so…your investment would have grown 5,954%.
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The Sweetgreen IPO just might be one of those opportunities...
Two "Sweet Spot" Stocks to Trade This Week
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Now that we’re starting to turn the corner on the pandemic, there’s one type of company that’s tailor-made for profitable trading right now.
Not only did they have really strong pandemic performance, but they’re still going strong with the recovery.
Tom’s picked out two of these “sweet spot” stocks to trade for big profits before Memorial Day… .
The 2020 “Santa Claus Rally” Could Leave 150% Profits in Your Account
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Seventy-four years of market history proves there's a Santa Claus Rally.
In almost every December since 1945, the S&P 500 rose nearly 1.5% – advancing in price 73% of the time.
Time and time again, Tom's helped traders cash in on this, and this year, he's got a setup that could potentially return 150% by Jan. 8….
How to Profit from Big-Money Stocks for Pennies on the Dollar
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Shelling out money for shares that cost $1,000 apiece can be off-putting, no matter their actual value or how well they perform.
Never mind that "cheap" is often cheap for a good reason; there's an understandable, but mostly incorrect, perception that the lower the share price, the better the bargain.
But it's undeniable: Stocks like Alphabet Inc., Autozone Inc., and Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. are all caught up in dynamite trends.
They're far outpacing the market, and there's no reason for them to stop anytime soon.
And yet, plenty of regular investors take a look at the quote and think they'll have to settle for fractional shares, or worse, give the company a miss altogether.
So today, our Chris Johnson is going to share the cure for "Stock Sticker Shock."
Markets Live Recap: Our Experts Cover Federal Stimulus, Oil, Gold, and Earnings
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This morning, the U.S. Senate passed a $484 billion relief package that the House of Representative is expected to approve on Thursday.
$370 billion is intended for small businesses, $75 billion will be for hospital relief, and $25 billion will be used to expand coronavirus testing.
Oil was up about 20% and stocks rebounded on the day, with the S&P 500 closing up about 2.5%.
But it was also interesting to see gold up 3% on the day.
Here's what our experts – Chris Johnson, Tom Gentile, D.R. Barton, Jr., and Shah Gilani – think about the stimulus, oil, gold, and stocks during earnings season.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average Is Flat as the Trade War Dashes Earnings Expectations
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average will not see much growth today, as a number of big Dow components are feeling the impacts of the U.S.-China trade war.
Many blame the trade war between the United States and China on lower sales, higher shipping costs.
I'll address these stories further in this column...
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