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So many investors buy low-priced, high-risk options. We specialize in selling covered options. This approach targets a steady, low-risk return of 1-2% monthly, potentially...
Oil bears? Anyone?
Maybe it’s just my feed, but the energy around energy on Twitter (excuse me, "X") is as bulled up as I've seen since, well, the last oil run.
Of course, that run was all about "the war", whereas this run is all about supply.
The lack there of.
Just last week we had J.P Morgan...
Solar stocks have taken a beating this year.
The Invesco Solar ETF (TAN – NYSE) is down over 35% from its peak.
Source: Stockcharts.com
Some of the worst performers have been former market darlings like Enphase (ENPH - NASDAQ) and SolarEdge (SEDG - NASDAQ).
Both sit at 52-week lows. Enphase is down 60% since the beginning of...
Pioneer Power Solutions has seen its stock nearly quadruple since March, and investors can be forgiven if they think it’s because of their sexy, mobile EV-charging products.
Source: Stockcharts.comThe stock went ballistic the day the company announced huge Q4 2022 financials—revenue up 172% to $9.5 million, with higher margins YoY. Most importantly—they reported real...
I bought a lot of solar stocks back in January. I see solar as the big energy play of 2023, not hydrocarbons. Junior solar developers are REALLY cheap--but not because of cash flow multiples. Multiples are much higher than oil & gas. But the take-out value of solar projects--because of...
Folks, a lot of the small banks in the US are--for now anyway—technically insolvent. That sounds scary. And it could be. But only maybe. Because on the other hand the banks aren’t actually insolvent. Not in real life. Most of them, any ways. But The Street isn’t exactly sure which ones are...
The Problem Is – Markets Don't AlwaysAnticipate The Downside
Right now the Dow Jones Index doesn't look that bad--in the last few few months there have been higher lows, and an investor could reasonably think the market could break out, not break down. But sentiment--and a lot of economic data--is quite...
Talk about poor timing!
GFL Environmental (GFL – TSX/GFL-NYSE) saw its IPO debut on March 3rd, 2020. Smack dab in the middle of COVID and a big plunge in the stock market.It made for a rough start for the stock. But after falling from an IPO price of C$25 to a...
