After Netflix announced a dynamite Q4 earnings report and officially hit the 200 million subscribers mark for the first time ever, more investors than ever are piling in.
While Andrew trades this stock all the time, he'll show you the best way to play it this week…
by Tom Gentile
The FAANG stocks are giving us an excellent opportunity to "sell the news," as the old adage goes. But selling your stock isn't nearly as profitable as this "sell the news" AMZN options trade I'll show you how to execute right now…
by Tom Gentile
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….
by Mike Stenger
Nearly 100,000 businesses closed due to COVID-19 this year.
Yelp Inc.
(NYSE: YELP) reported 60% of its listings permanently shuttered.
Now, with a second wave of COVID-19 underway, businesses will again scramble for ways to avoid becoming a statistic.
The tech stock we have for you today is part of the solution.
We’re talking an industry poised for 178% growth.
It was valued at $2.8 billion in 2019.
But Cision says it could hit $7.8 billion by 2027.
Thing is, you wouldn’t know it.
You interact with this almost every day, yet you hardly think about it.
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Uncertainty in the stock market is about as high as it has ever been.
COVID-19 combined with election day tomorrow has investors asking themselves, "Should I sell my stocks now?" The Dow tumbled more than 900 points on Wed., Oct. 28 for its worst drop since June.
Then, it dropped another 150 points to close out the week on Friday, Oct. 30.
This week could see even more volatility...
by Don Yocham
One perfectly positioned biotech Don’s going to tell you about today is close to hitting the crucial $1 billion threshold.
It hasn’t happened yet, but when it does, they’ll have done it faster than the likes of Apple or Google.
And if you’re finding out about it now, you’re just in time because the setup looks very promising.
But you’ll have to act fast, and grab the shares before Wall Street finds out about it….
The Dow Jones now continues to face volatility ahead of the November election.
President Trump contracted COVID-19 last week but has said he is "getting great reports from the doctors." More on everything moving the Dow Jones today…
Tech stocks have been the most celebrated of this pandemic year.
It's been tech that's kept us connected to friends, family, and colleagues. It's kept some of us working, and it's helped some of us find work. Tech has kept us clothed and fed.
I'd go so far as to say modern tech has been the glue that's helped hold the country together since March.
Ultimately, it'll be technology that gets us a vaccine or therapy in record time, which in turn gets the economy out of this mess and on track to a full recovery.
In that sense, it's really a no-brainer that the tech-centric Nasdaq Composite has been outperforming this year, despite the economy. It took the Nasdaq 20 years to double from 5,000 to 10,000. But it was the first index to reach record highs after the March crash, shooting as high as 75% since then.
For a $10 trillion index to turn in that performance in a year – after a crash… Well, that's when you know it's got the "secret sauce."
That's why it was so jarring to uncover – let's call it – the "Nasdaq's dirty secret." I found it when I was looking at some charts, researching some recommendations for my paid subscribers.
And no, I'm not talking about the current correction underway.
It turns out, there are a few skeletons in this closet. Skeletons that could jolt some unprepared investors.
But for us, it adds up to some choice profit opportunities… Full Story
But for us, it adds up to some choice profit opportunities...
The Dow Jones now is climbing thanks to a 1% bump for Apple Inc.
(NASDAQ: AAPL).
Other FAANG stocks including Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) and Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) were also up nearly 1% this morning.
Futures received a boost in confidence after China reported its first uptick in retail sales in 2020.
The nation continues to recover from the economic shock of COVID-19.
Let's get into everything moving the Dow today…
by Alex Kagin
According to market research firm OnePoll, three in four people are using more streaming services since the coronavirus came to the U.S and the average person has logins to four streaming services.
But this is only the tip of the iceberg as the industry rapidly evolves.
Netflix's 80% jump since March attests to that.
But despite the continued cord-cutting, millions of households still turn on the cable box and watch traditional TV.
