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Profit During the Quietest Trading Week of the Year

September 3, 2020 admin Comments Off on Profit During the Quietest Trading Week of the Year

The last week of August is the quietest trading week of the year. Even short-term swing trades are hard to come by.
But they’re out there.
In today’s installment of Swing Trading: Nick’s Picks, I walk through one such trade. This company was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic but still managed to provide good numbers for investors to take advantage of.

Click here to watch today’s video.
And if you’d like to learn more about swing trading, check out my Oxford Swing Trader service to get timely trade recommendations and up-to-the-minute buy and sell alerts.
Good investing,
Nicholas
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Musk promises Tesla design overhaul, 'ravecave' at Berlin plant

September 3, 2020 admin Comments Off on Musk promises Tesla design overhaul, 'ravecave' at Berlin plant

Tesla’s will use its plant in Brandenburg, Germany to demonstrate a radical overhaul of how its cars are built, as well as making electric car battery cells and battery packs, Chief Executive Elon Musk said on Thursday. Tesla plans to manufacture a new version of its Model Y crossover vehicle, and possibly even battery cells at the site. Tesla wanted to help accelerate a transition to sustainable energy, not just build cars, Musk said. …read more […]

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3 High-Growth Stocks to Watch in 2020

September 3, 2020 admin Comments Off on 3 High-Growth Stocks to Watch in 2020

There’s a lot to like about growth stocks. They can provide a healthy shot in the arm to an otherwise flat portfolio. Which makes sense. When a company is growing faster than the market average, the stock price usually isn’t far behind. But to really reap the benefits, high-growth stocks offer the most potential bang for the buck.

So what’s the difference between a regular growth stock and a high-growth stock? The answer is maturity.
Now, there are a lot of ways to pinpoint a growth stock. The classic metric is finding one with a high price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio. But most high-growth …read more […]