One of the few people who can magnify pressure on the venture capitalists of Silicon Valley is none other than Masayoshi Son. What a ride it has been so far. At least for him. His $100 billion SoftBank Vision Fund has put the Sand Hill Road faithful in a tizzy – utterly revolutionizing an industry
I love executing one day wonders. Since we sold short the US Treasury bond market on Monday, it has plunged a stunning 3 points. Bond yields just performed a rare 10 basis point move up to 3.18%. You usually only see that during a major “RISK OFF” geopolitical event or financial crisis. You could see
“The biggest loss I ever suffered was not buying Amazon when I met Jeff Bezos in 1999,” said legendary value investor Ron Baron, when Amazon was trading at $15 a share.
Mad Hedge Hot Tips October 3, 2018 Fiat Lux The Five Most Important Things That Happened Today (and what to do about them) 1) Will China Get the Same Free Pass as Canada? If so, stocks will rally another 10% from here. Keep buying those dips, especially in my “trade peace” stocks. Click here. 2) Intel Says it
Global Market Comments October 3, 2018 Fiat Lux Featured Trade: (TAKING A LOOK AT GENERAL ELECTRIC LEAPS), (GE), (TEN SURPRISES THAT WOULD DESTROY THIS MARKET), (USO), (AMZN), (MCD), (WMT), (TGT)
Mad Hedge Technology Letter October 3, 2018 Fiat Lux Featured Trade: (OUR HOME RUN ON SQUARE), (SQ), (V), (AMZN), (GRUB), (SPOT), (MSFT), (CRM), (AAPL)
Long Term Equity Anticipation Securities, or LEAPS, are a great way to play the market when you expect a substantial move up in a security over a long period of time. Get these right and the returns over 18 months can amount to several hundred percent. At market bottoms these are a dollar a dozen.
Pat yourself on the back if you pulled the trigger on Square (SQ) when I told you so because the stock has just lurched over an intra-day level of $100. It was me aggressively pushing readers into buying this gem of a fin-tech company at $49. To read that story, please click here (you must
“Should kids check phones at dinner? I don't know. To me, that's a parenting choice.” - Said Google CEO Sundar Pichai
“Stock don’t stop on a dime when they reach the right valuation. I’m afraid this time, they’re going to overshoot,” said Karen Finerman of Metropolitan Capital Advisors.