Today we're going to examine in granular detail a moneymaking tool called the loophole trade. And we're going to drill down and comprehensibly discuss why certain market conditions would compel us to recommend this tactic.
Remember: Through familiarity that's gained by the proper application of financial knowledge, you can overcome fear of volatility and risk.
We want you to confidently embrace the power of the loophole trade...
Today we're going to examine in granular detail a moneymaking tool called the loophole trade. And we're going to drill down and comprehensibly discuss why certain market conditions would compel us to recommend this tactic.
Remember: Through familiarity that's gained by the proper application of financial knowledge, you can overcome fear of volatility and risk.
We want you to confidently embrace the power of the loophole trade...
On June 2, Ekso Bionics Holdings Inc. (OTC: EKSO) stock dropped 24. 28% -- thanks to an anonymous individual writing under the name "The Pump Stopper" who launched a vicious attack on the stock.
But if you've been in this game long enough, you know what to look for and why stuff like this isn't a big deal in the grand scheme of things.
Here's why you shouldn't be worried...
Cutting through the tech industry jargon can be difficult - there are so many new terms surfacing every other day. And everything seems to progress so fast it's almost futile to try to understand.
We get that. It's our job to get that. We're here to sift through all the technobabble to bring you the pertinent information on how to profit.
Today we're taking a look at four of your most perceptive investing questions. We also answer an inquiry from Stuart Varney.
After all, we know it's far more profitable to learn from each other than it is to go down the road alone. Chances if you're thinking about something, another investor is, too.
As I wrote this for you folks last week, my part of the country was bracing for Winter Storm Juno, a blizzard that could bring wind gusts of 65 miles per hour while dumping as much as three feet of snow on some of the biggest cities in the Northeast. (We were spared its brunt, but New England could claim no such good fortune.)
With the early warning systems we have today - giving us the ability to prepare - the human toll from Juno was held to a minimum.
But the proliferation of headlines made me think of another winter storm - one that took place 169 years ago...
And as an investor, it's one that clearly teaches a valuable lesson...
U.S. blue chips suffered their biggest drop in five weeks recently because the latest round of economic reports are fostering a lot of uncertainty about the prospects for continued global growth.
For most investors, it's been that kind of year.
But I continue to believe that the tech sector - especially here in the U.S. - still has a lot of fuel left in its tank.
Because I know a lot of you folks are concerned, I thought we'd take the time to alleviate some of those fears... and make some money along the way.
And the best way to alleviate fears is to initiate a plan of action.
So that's just what we're going to do.
Today I'm going to show you a strategy that will help you put the odds in your corner.
And I'm even going to give you a tech stock that will get you started.
When you're done reading this, you'll be ready to laugh at the next sell-off. Full Story
In their effort to capture all the profit they can, many investors focus exclusively on buying stocks. That's too bad because it means they're missing out on half the profits - literally.
I say that because the markets move in two directions - up and down - which means there's plenty of profits to be had in both directions.
George Soros, for example, made a cool $1 billion in a single trade that famously almost broke The Bank of England in 1992.
John Paulson made billions off the housing crisis when it hit by going against the grain.
Doug Kass of Seabreeze Partners is known for betting against the herd and laughing all the way to the bank.
Obviously, shorting stocks isn't for everybody - it takes a lot of guts and more than a little conviction to do it profitably. Not to mention a healthy dose of discipline.
But done right, it can really boost your profits...
Stock market news today, Nov. 18: The Dow ended up today but fell short of 16,000 after bearish comments from Carl Icahn.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 0.1% to 15,976 points, hitting a high of 16,030 earlier in the day. The S&P 500 closed down about 0.4% at 1,791 points, and the Nasdaq Composite Index closed down 1% at 3,949.
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What is it that investors don't understand about innovation? Sometimes they believe that some technologies are just a fad, a temporary trend that will ultimately lead to a lot of hype and a lot of losses. Investors have been burned before on solar companies, alternative wind projects, 3D video, and water desalination. There's a lot of hype and not a lot of return.
But we've found a way to determine whether or not a potential innovation is here to stay, something that will become widely adopted, and best of all, profitable to our readers.
We asked six questions that can make you rich. And by answering "yes" to all six of them, you can increase the probability that your investments will provide long-term security and returns.
The final question is this: Are there significant barriers to entry for competition?
Barriers to entry in the technology space is absolutely vital, as we want to ensure that competitors and new innovators are unable to displace this technology, and effectively establish itself as the most reliable and profitable source of innovation.
And we can look at one company right now that is at the pinnacle of success, and could soon face a lot of problems as it begins to see new competition from its rivals.
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