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October 2021

When Government Overreach Becomes Profitable

October 26, 2021TradeSmith Editorial Staff

Senate leaders are proposing that banks report directly to the Treasury Department information on any bank account that has inflows or outflows of $10,000 or more. Critics cry that this is yet another effort by bureaucrats to poke their noses into citizens’ affairs. Me? I call it an opportunity.

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Verizon: Can The Face of the 5G Wars Finally Break Out?

October 25, 2021TradeSmith Editorial Staff

Today, I want to talk about the major changes at Verizon, the nation’s largest mobile network in terms of subscriber base. More importantly, I’ll explain how investors might want to handle VZ stock this quarter.

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Unpacking The Drama at Alibaba

October 20, 2021TradeSmith Editorial Staff

Even though certain institutional investors around the globe are scooping up the stock, it might be a value trap — at least for now. I want to dive back into the challenges facing Alibaba as we move deeper into the earnings season.

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Intel Crosses the Rubicon

October 19, 2021TradeSmith Editorial Staff

Intel appears to be “crossing the Rubicon” with its decisive effort to take on some of the world’s fastest-growing semiconductor manufacturers.

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The Real Supply Chain Risk: Food

October 18, 2021TradeSmith Editorial Staff

Around the globe, more and more people are worried about food shortages and food prices. Today, I want to break down the “breakdown” in food supply chains and what to anticipate in the months and years ahead.

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Bulls and Bears in the Casino Space

October 7, 2021TradeSmith Editorial Staff

With people moving past COVID-19, I anticipate a big rebound in the gambling industry. But I have to know which companies have momentum and which do not. Today, I want to talk about a pair of stocks that represent each side of that coin.

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It’s Not Too Late to Get into Freight

October 5, 2021TradeSmith Editorial Staff

We’re in a global supply chain mess. Ships are backed up around the globe, and the cost of sending freight is reaching new heights. Let's look at the factors driving this chaos and determine how to trade the global freight sector.

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September 2021

​​The Shortage of Everything Strikes Again

September 27, 2021TradeSmith Editorial Staff

Last Thursday, Nike reported earnings. It slipped on revenue, and shares fell more than 6% on Friday. What went wrong? A serious challenge that I expect will hit many companies as earnings season begins in October: supply chain congestion.

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