Biggest beneficiary off this deal: Michael Dell. You’ve kept up with Michael Dell right? No, well me neither, but sort of… I’ve liked him- most guys obsess over guys like Cuban- but Dell is a worthy USA business guy to … Continue reading →

This week I see two signals: one in fuels cells and the other in gold miners. Fuel cell stocks are showing clean break outs, but I see no reason why in their earnings. $BLDP was the first to break out … Continue reading →

Trades need to be analyzed at the end of every month. A trade distribution graph can revel specific aspects of your trading in need of improvement:

“History doesn’t repeat, but it often rhymes.” – Mark Twain Summary: -Fear of stocks crashing due to corona-virus-induced economic shutdown should be balanced by fear of stocks hyper-inflating; holders of cash lose wealth. -The forces that caused the 2008 crash … Continue reading →

A video on how to approach a stock that has crashed- from chart analysis, to a basic fundamental analysis, to a risk management analysis. All three types of analysis are combined to give us a great risk/reward trade that can … Continue reading →

Stocks are still about 12% higher than my ideal buy price. Institutions that manage big money are likely still accumulating stocks for 2020, but being smaller investors we have to be selective in our criteria for value. We also have … Continue reading →

Here is something to build into that will counter the cyclical trades from the last post. $BGS: BGSdly This trade give us Rvalue of 11.5 if you could hold this long enough to get to $50. The more plausible price target … Continue reading →

The chemical stocks are deep cyclicals- they can only trend higher in the later part of an economic cycle. I think we are there. These three stocks’ price action is telling me this. So here are three trades: $PPG is … Continue reading →

It is hard to see through the narrative propaganda persuading us to believe the economy is great, but if we focus just on economically sensitive stocks we can form an understanding of what id really happening. The cyclical stocks all … Continue reading →

The voice of reason is quiet, practically unheard. It can’t be heard over the roar of hastily formed, unrigorous opinion. The reasonable are timid. The unreasoning are bold. So logic takes the sidecar while ignorance drives. And thus, much of … Continue reading →