Mad Hedge Hot Tips for November 6, 2018

Mad Hedge Hot Tips
November 6, 2018
Fiat Lux

The Five Most Important Things That Happened Today
(and what to do about them)

1) The Number of Job Opening Exceeded Workers by 1 Million in August, with 7.01 million openings versus 5.96 million unemployed. It’s the first time since the Dotcom Bubble top. Are we headed for a 3% Headline Unemployment Rate? Click here.

2) Warren Buffet Thinks Berkshire Stock is a Bargain (BRK/B) at $324,145 a Share, as he just picked up another $1 billion worth in August. When does paying a premium for your own stock make sense? When everything else is too expensive as they certainly were three months ago. Click here.

3) Amazon Plans to Announce Two New Headquarter Cities, which to me means they plan to spill the retailing giant into three companies in five years. Click here.

4) Iran Says it is Selling All the Oil it Wants, despite US sanctions. It's why Texas Tea is $63 a barrel, instead of $100. Buy oil stocks. Click here.

5) Square Soars on Citibank Upgrade, to $90 a share. We love this stock for good reasons. Click here.

Published today in the Mad Hedge Global Trading Dispatch and Mad Hedge Technology Letter:

(HOW TO EXECUTE A VERTICAL BULL CALL SPREAD),

(AAPL)

(THANK GOODNESS, I DON’T LIVE IN SWEDEN),

(EWD),

(PLEASE USE MY FREE DATA BASE SEARCH)

(THE GREAT TECH COMPANY YOU’VE NEVER HEARD OF)

(TWLO), (ROKU), (MSFT), (SQ), (AMD), (CRM), (SEND)

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