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Follow the Smart Money … to Gold
By Sean Brodrick On August 24, 202011:57 AM Eastern
Gold zig-zagged over the past week, sliding over the $2,000 only to slip back down to $1,932 this morning, leaving many investors feeling frustrated. I don’t blame them. But rather than grind...
4 Promising Internet Traffic Picks
By Tony Sagami On August 21, 202003:04 PM Eastern
Have you watched the “Yellowstone”, the TV series set in Montana? I am addicted to the show because it is about two of my favorite things: Montana and cowboys. SOURCE: Paramount Network ...
Your Favorite Restaurants Might Be Gone Forever
By Kelly Green On August 20, 202003:26 PM Eastern
Just as we pointed out last week with retailers, restaurants have a similar “adapt or die” feeling among them. Americans love going to restaurants. It’s about the experience and the ambiance. ...
Why I’m Happy — Yes HAPPY — My Recent Investments are Almost Worthless
By Mike Larson On August 19, 202003:08 PM Eastern
In just a couple of days, a batch of investments I recently targeted will probably be worth nothing. And I couldn’t be happier. Wait ... WHAT? Have I lost my mind? Not at all. And I’m not...
What’s the Correlation Between Gold and Cloud Computing?
By David Dittman On August 18, 202004:17 PM Eastern
The thing about Twitter is that it holds a lot of good stuff. On the other hand, the social media platform holds a lot of bad stuff, too. Well, this is good Twitter, because it’s a solid...
Oil Bubbles Back as Demand Returns
By Sean Brodrick On August 17, 202012:25 PM Eastern
Since this horrific pandemic started, no industry has been hammered more than oil & gas (though restaurants and retail are up there, too). But this is part of a longer-term big bear for oil & gas,...
Lock & Load for This Profit Shot
By Tony Sagami On August 14, 202011:34 AM Eastern
I cringe when I see the destructive riots happening all across the country. I don’t know when the violence will end, but when combined with the “defund the police” movement, many Americans are...
The End of Retail as We Know It
By Kelly Green On August 13, 202004:06 PM Eastern
I wrote this article up yesterday right after I ordered groceries from my local Whole Foods. I’ve found sometimes ordering online is way easier than going out to buy even just a handful of things....
Three Ways to Profit in Today’s ‘Big Tech’ World
By Mike Larson On August 12, 202002:52 PM Eastern
“Big Oil” had its era … so did “Big Steel.” But these days, it’s a “Big Tech” world, and we’re all just living in it. That’s surely true in our daily lives. More Americans than ever before are...
What’s So Silly About TikTok?
By David Dittman On August 11, 202004:42 PM Eastern
Niall Ferguson is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. He’s been a professor of history at Harvard, New York University and at the University of Oxford. His books...
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