New Debt Added vs. Precious Metals Production
Everything is cyclical. The economy, social attitudes & norms, you name it. With this in mind, we rarely make any long-term projections because once one believes a trend is firmly…
NKE: Nike
One leg of a Nike trade is coming due this week. In yesterday's note, we suggested how one might manage that trade for those who want to stick with it.…
Options Expiration
Standard monthly options are set to expire this Friday. We have 18 open trade suggestions with at least one leg of the trade structure coming due at the end of…
The Week Ahead | 11/16/2020
As earning season is winding down, this week we have a normal economic calendar. Housing data and retail sales remain strong while jobless claims and industrial production remain important to…
Tech’s Bizarre Beginnings & Lucrative Pivots
When you’re building something great, things are bound to get messy. As many as 80-90% of startups fold and those left standing also fail, repeatedly. Rarely does a business take a…
The Fed’s Balance Sheet May Be Headed to $40–$50 Trillion
President Trump has said often that he had “created the greatest economy the world has ever seen until the China virus came.” Maybe some people believe that, but if the…
Lockdowns Haven’t Brought down Covid Mortality. But They Have Killed Millions of Jobs.
During the early onset of covid-19 in the spring, government officials across the political spectrum widely agreed that government intervention and forced closure of many businesses was necessary to protect…
UUP: What’s Up (or Down) with the Dollar?
The team at Options Action took a look at the US Dollar on Friday's episode. Interestingly they brought up the dollar. This article is for registered members - please login…
XLV: Healthcare… Is the Patient Ready to Recover?
The healthcare sector is highly regulated and controlled by the government. This government control makes it a political football, particularly at election time. Now that it looks like the election…
Evolution of Global Advertising Spend from 1980 to 2020
Marketers may still “sell the sizzle” and not the steak, but shifts in the media landscape and consumer behavior mean that advertisers must constantly adapt their media strategies. This article…