| You can learn a lot about investment strategies by playing math games. Let’s try one today on Coinbase Global Inc. (Nasdaq: COIN). See, everyone and their brother is talking about Coinbase. Every analyst has an opinion on whether you should buy or sell the cryptocurrency platform’s stock. Folks seem to either love Coinbase and advocate for buying as much as possible … or they’re total skeptics, warning us to stay away. But probabilistic thinking operates in the middle gray area. And I have something to offer in that regard. So, we’ll play a little game to see what we should do with COIN now. Suggested Stories: It’s Not Always Wise to Buy During War Crypto Craze: A Coinbase IPO Deep Dive
| When gold is roaring higher — like it is now — most people buy bullion, coins or exchange-traded funds. But there's a way you can make MUCH more than you can in regular gold investments … with what I call A9 Gold Stocks. Not 1 in 1000 investors know about them… Yet they give you the chance to make up to NINE TIMES your gold gains. | |
Green Zone Ratings
Of all the salty phrases used to describe investment banks, Matt Taibbi’s description of The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS) may be the most memorable. In a 2009 Rolling Stone piece, he referred to Goldman asa great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money. That’s not the most flattering description, but it’s not inaccurate. At times Wall Street banks might look like parasites sucking the blood out of the real economy. They’ve certainly had their missteps. But every large money-making endeavor needs capital to get off the ground. And Goldman, along with its peers, both large and small, will be instrumental in financing the post-COVID-19 boom. That’s why it rates “Bullish” in our Green Zone Ratings system. It’s already up 30% year-to-date. And I think that’s just the start… Suggested Stories: Johnson & Johnson Eyes Earnings Beat; Oil Demand Surges Inflation Is Here: Your Investing Guide as Prices Rise
| He's the man who predicted the 2008 recession… Recognized as the No. 1 personal finance expert in the world… Author of Rich Dad Poor Dad with 41 million copies sold… Now, he's coming to you to reveal EXACTLY what's going on under the nose of every American… an urgent warning to every single American… The biggest transfer of wealth in U.S. history… It's a disturbing new movement set-off by a group of 12 unelected officials … "secretly" siphoning money from the poor and middle class to the wealthy. Unfortunately, nobody will be able to stop this new movement… Not Democrats. Not Republicans. Not Congress… Not even the president. Unfortunately, 99% of Americans don't understand what's going on… But today Robert Kiyosaki will blow the lid off the entire operation and help you take five-steps to protect & grow your wealth during the coming weeks. | |
Earnings Edge
When the pandemic landed, airlines were one of the hardest-hit industries. Now that the country is almost opened back up, air travel is climbing back up. But airline stocks are still taking a beating. All the big names are still well off all-time highs, but we might be approaching the real turning point. American Airlines Group (Nasdaq: AAL) and Southwest Airlines Co. (NYSE: LUV) report quarterly numbers this week. Let’s see how their stocks might react in this week’s Earnings Edge.
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