A little over a month ago, on Dec. 8, 2020, TradeSmith Decoder went long a sizable basket of oil and gas stocks in the model portfolio. Price action was flashing a green light — always a requirement for new positions — and our bullishness was rooted in the beaten-down profile of energy stock valuations; the demand-boosting prospects of a vaccine-powered…

Today, I want to highlight a few advancements in Tesla’s battery storage business and explain why Tesla is quickly maturing into more than just a car company.

Call it a strong hunch: There were people with advance knowledge of Tesla’s big announcement — and they used that knowledge to take large positions in Bitcoin, and Bitcoin-related equities, too. We don’t know these people, but we saw their footprints in the charts. A sizable tremor of buying activity rippled across all our Bitcoin-related holdings the Friday before last….

On Friday of last week we said: “There is a formidable bearish case for overvalued technology stocks moving forward, and it is only getting stronger by the day. “The bear case has to do with interest rates at the long end of the curve, and the willingness of the Federal Reserve to sit back as long-end yields (the 10-year and…

Speculative areas of the market are not just red hot, they are white hot. Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), a barometer of speculative froth, are on fire. In the past few days alone: Petco Health and Wellness (WOOF) jumped more than 63% on their first day of trading. Poshmark (POSH) saw its share price more than double on the first day….

It’s very common for investors to buy stocks that they see in the headlines. If you turn on CNBC, you’ll hear pundits rambling on and on about Facebook, Netflix, Alphabet, and McDonald’s. There’s nothing wrong with these companies. But when they’re all you hear about, the prospect of “familiarity bias” creeps into your mind.

Today, I want to explain why legendary short seller Jim Chanos is shorting Wynn Resorts (WYNN) and give you a much better pick if you’re bullish about the gaming industry.