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Right Or Wrong, A Profitable Strategy For “Definitely Not Normal Times”

The trader behind the strategy highlighted in today’s article is typically not a day trader, but in what he acknowledges are “definitely not normal times” for the stock market right now, he no longer holds positions overnight, arguing that has become too risky. Instead, he has been employing a strategy that has proven to be profitable – even when he’s… 

Isolating Penny Stocks Positioned To Prosper From Social Isolation

After spending the last few months “laser-focused” on coronavirus biotech plays, the author of today’s article has begun to look elsewhere for profit-making opportunities as biotech stocks have become increasingly crowded. He is now focusing on “stocks positioned to prosper in these times of social isolation” – and he shares his list of top penny stocks right now, which he… 

Profit From Historically High Volatility Using Iron Condors

While the Volatility Index (or VIX), a popular measure of implied market volatility, is not as high as it was recently, it is still well above normal levels – and the author of today’s article highlights a trade to consider to profit from this highly volatile trading environment in which “options’ premium is all plumped up and ready for feasting… 

As We Enter The Most Critical Weeks Of The Coronavirus Crisis, Signs Of Sanity In The Market?

In regards to market activity over the last several weeks, the author of today’s article acknowledges that “The past month has been pretty extraordinary.” And that’s probably putting it mildly. However, while we are entering what may be the most difficult weeks of the coronavirus crisis, he notes that “there are signs that the market is starting to act more… 

How March 2020 Was (By Far) The Craziest Month In Stock Market History

March 2020 was not the worst-performing month in stock market history, but it was the craziest month in stock market history, according to the author of today’s article. That is, if crazy is defined by monthly market volatility. In fact, he notes that in terms of one particular measure of volatility, “March 2020 wasn’t just a little crazier than the… 

How To Know When The Market Has Truly Hit Bottom

While analysts at Goldman Sachs believe that the S&P 500 will rise to 3,000 by the end of the year, they also caution that, despite the market having rallied in recent days, more pain lies ahead in the coming weeks and that the market has not hit its coronavirus-induced bottom yet. When can market participants feel confident that the market… 

A “Highly Speculative High Risk High Reward Play” – And Other Potential Buying Opportunities Right Now

With the current level of market volatility due to the COVID-19 outbreak, a top-performing portfolio manager is advising against making any big bets right now, stating that “Often these types of viral outbreaks are transitory in nature and affect the markets only temporarily. Yet, this one is quite unique causing issues with both demand and supply.” Still, he does see… 

Will The Recession Snuff Out The FIRE Movement?

Will the impending recession bring about the end of the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement, as some are already predicting? The author of today’s article argues that such predictions reflect a deep misunderstanding of the FIRE movement and that, in actuality, “This recession won’t end the FIRE movement, but it will force it to change. And that change will… 

Why Your Portfolio May Need An Unscheduled Re-Balancing

While many investors re-balance their portfolios back toward strategic benchmarks on a calendar basis, the author of today’s article advises that an unscheduled re-balancing may be in order now as the coronavirus-driven market turbulence of the last several weeks has thrown the composition of portfolios out of whack: “Sharp equity selloffs and government bond yield declines have mechanically turned many…