In the stock market, the second half of the year often looks different from the first half. And this year, things might be very different. There are a lot of indicators for investors to follow. But many investors are busy people. So if you could watch only one thing in
The stock market decline more than a week ago was kicked off by higher-than-expected wage increases that showed up in the January jobs report. Higher wages are raising the specter of inflation. As a result, interest rates have risen rapidly as investors and traders anticipate that the era of benign
President Trump’s tweet accusing his predecessor of wiretapping him during the campaign — followed by Barack Obama’s denial — has created a highly sensitive subject for many people. With this type of allegation flying around, investors must be pragmatic and review the hard data without a political lens. This is
Snap, the parent of Snapchat, is the hottest initial public offering of the year. The company’s shares were listed this week at $17 and recently traded at $27. So investors are naturally asking me: How do I trade Snap SNAP? Will Snap become successful like Facebook FB? Will Snap’s stock
This post was just published on ZYX Buy Change Alert. SNAP IPO priced at $17 per share. The preliminary opening indication is $22. Consider stops on one-third in the zone of $19.23 to $19.38, on another third $18.63 to $18.68, and on the remaining third $16.87 to $16.97. Consider targets in the
This post was just published on ZYX Buy Change Alert. SNAP is an upcoming IPO of a company similar to TWTR. Consider up to 60% of the full core position size in the IPO at the IPO price. To be absolutely clear this is not a call to buy in the after