There’s No Reason Left for You to Ignore This Critical Commodity
Scarcity is the key to investment opportunities in commodities. With water, it’s no different.
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May 2021
Here is My Prediction on Corn Prices…
In about a month, I predict a new search term will enter Google’s Top 25 most-asked questions: “Why is the price of corn so high?”
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Here Comes the “Buying Bonanza”
There's a bullish case for stocks to run higher, all because of a report update from Goldman Sachs showing that companies are about to drive their stock prices higher.
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This Major Mental Block Could Impact Your Tax Return
Over the last two weeks, we've tackled your greatest enemy in the market – your subconscious. Let's look at one more bias that could impact not only your portfolio in 2021, but also your tax returns.
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This Bias Will Always Cost You Money
If you're serious about making money in the markets, we have to talk about confirmation bias. Investors tend to seek specific information that "confirms" the things they believe or want to happen. They will ignore any information that refutes these beliefs.
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How TradeSmith Plays Rising Food and Lumber Prices
You only need to open your eyes to see that prices for nearly everything are rising. With rising prices, food manufacturers will pass on these rising commodity costs to protect their margins. Let’s check TradeSmith Finance for an idea that just emerged as a buy on Monday.
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Sometimes Boring Is Better
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.
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Apple is HOT, Here’s Why You Should Own It
At a congressional hearing in 1953, Charles Wilson, CEO of General Motors, said, "As goes GM, so goes the nation." America has changed 68 years later; One should now say, "As goes Apple, so goes the nation's stock market."
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