TradeSmith Daily
March 2024
Value Investors, Look No Further for Your Next Big Play
By Lucas Downey, Contributing Editor, TradeSmith Daily There’s a lot of valuation handwringing in the markets lately. Prophetic bears say “stocks are expensive.” But as usual, that’s not the whole story. While some pockets of the market are pricey, a few stocks are dirt cheap… And even better, few pundits are even discussing them. So let’s drill down on one of the biggest value plays in the market: Energy stocks. As I’ll show you, not only are these stocks inexpensive,
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If you ask me or quite a few smart folks I know, bitcoin is a buy below six figures. Its fast-approaching halving event is enough to convince me of that on its own. The recent momentum, putting it at new highs ahead of that cycle for the first time since 2012, is just icing. But today I want to talk about a pit you could be falling into as a bitcoin investor. You see, when I say bitcoin is a great buy,
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There’s about to be a lot of opportunity out there beyond the Magnificent 7…
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