New Year, New Watchlist
Due to popular demand- here’s a brief glimpse at some of the stocks on my watch list:
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Due to popular demand- here’s a brief glimpse at some of the stocks on my watch list:
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Join Our Free Newsletter Classic Psychological Stages of A Bubble: You decide… Source & Full article here: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jessecolombo/2013/12/19/bitcoin-may-be-following-this-classic-bubble-stages-chart/
A note of caution, careful chasing stocks up here after a big move. Selective buys/secondary buys are one thing – if/when they trigger – but over the long term you will do much better if you resist the “urge” to buy just because stocks are up (a.k.a chasing). As you can see from our process, we began buying…
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Stay Smart. Make Money. Join FindLeadingStocks.com Today! Market Outlook… The following is an excerpt from a FindLeadingStocks.com intra-week update… The market continues to “pause” and “digest” late August’s steep sell-off which is perfectly “normal” and “healthy” especially after a big move. So far, our call that the market placed a near term (potentially long term)…
Here’s list of 5 Fears Investors Have Right Now: US Economic Growth: The lack of job growth and ongoing stagnation in housing remains a top concern. Interest Rates: How will the massive government deficits effect interest rates? The fiscal and economic health of Greece, Spain, Portugal and Ireland (i.e. PIGS). New Bubbles: Emerging Markets or Chinese real-estate? The high price…
Want More? JOIN OUR FREE NEWSLETTER Here are my thoughts from yesterday’s Fed meeting: Overall- I’m still bullish and think the reaction was a little exaggerated. The big takeaway is that “good” economic data might not be “good” for the Wall Street because that would imply a rate hike might occur sooner than initially expected. Of…