Month: February 2020

In Swing Trading Today we discuss if if HSBC stock is a buy or a sell. We do technical analysis of its chart as well as discuss the GLD and it’s exposure to HSBC. ✅Join out VIP Private Group session invitation list free! (we hate spam too) https://thecontrariantrader.com/15-minute-live-stream-alert/ ✅Please Take Our 2 minute Survey- Help
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When looking for stocks to light up a portfolio, the cannabis sector might not be the first place that comes to mind. Those following the industry have seen the situation go from bad to worse, with high tax rates and supply issues bogging down the U.S. market. Meanwhile, its neighbor to the north in Canada
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It’s been a whirlwind week in the markets, and unfortunately for the silver (SLV) bulls, hiding out in the metal hasn’t provided much of a shelter. Despite the market’s 10% drop from its highs, the bulls fumbled the ball yet again at the $19.00/oz level for silver, and we’ve come crashing down since. This shouldn’t
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Inside Virgin Galactic’s hangar at Spaceport America in New Mexico. Virgin Galactic Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading. Virgin Galactic — Shares of the space company sank more than 18% amid multiple pessimistic sell-side analyst notes. Both Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley downgraded the equity from overweight/outperform to equal weight/neutral. Morgan Stanley
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In Swing Trading Today we discuss if if HSBC stock is a buy or a sell. We do technical analysis of its chart as well as discuss the GLD and it’s exposure to HSBC. ✅Join out VIP Private Group session invitation list free! (we hate spam too) https://thecontrariantrader.com/15-minute-live-stream-alert/ ✅Please Take Our 2 minute Survey- Help
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The bulls have had a rough week as the coronavirus from China goes global and threatens a major disruption of end demand, supply chains and debt market health. U.S. equities just suffered the most rapid two-day pullback of the current bull market, outpacing the 2010 Eurozone panic, the 2011 debt panic and even the 2018
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Perhaps the best thing that can be said of the three marquee equity benchmarks today is that the trio did not reprise the glum performances notched on Monday and Tuesday. It would be difficult to call the price action on Wednesday a “comeback” or even a “rebound,” but it was undoubtedly less bad than what
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