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Trading Desk: How Long Can You “Stay The Course?”
The difference between optimists and pessimists on Wall Street (if there are any real pessimists) boils down to your time horizon. Optimists know that the
IPO Corner: The Future Is Gaming
Remember back in the day when gaming was just becoming a cultural phenomenon and we humans were both excited and afraid? Theories flew freely about
Trading Desk: Don’t Mistake This Bounce For A Bull Run Yet
Today was a nice reminder of what Wall Street can do when stocks get pushed too far down for the bulls to resist buying the dip. But we know now just how much exuberance the Fed can tolerate before they talk us back down the
Crypto Corner: Getting Serious About Crypto Safety
Last week, we left off by introducing the CFTC and discussed protections being put into place to shape the safety and accessibility of the cryptocurrency space for the average person… so, let’s jump right back in and get down to the nitty gritty of how
IPO Corner: Oilfield Service Stocks Stay Lit
Did we jump the gun on our energy transition? Maybe… at least, that’s the assertion made by Saudi Aramco President & CEO Amin H. Nasser at this year’s 2022 Schlumberger Digital Forum held in Luzern, Switzerland. For a little bit of context, Aramco is the
Trading Desk: Avoid The Market’s Top-Heavy Trap
I just saw a chilling statistic that hammers yet another nail into the coffin of buy-and-hold index fund investing while giving more selective traders a fresh reason to cheer. A real gap has emerged between big and little stocks in terms of valuations. Believe it
Trading Desk: How Bad Does The Fed Need The Recession To Get?
I can point to the exact moment in Jay Powell’s press conference when the market mood crumbled: “We probably, in the housing market, have to go through a correction to get back to that place.” Up until that point, investors were able to hang onto
IPO Corner: Mining For Energy Minerals And More
Now more than ever, the world needs minerals… as we transition a planet in turmoil full of eight billion people from dirty to renewable energies, there’s absolutely no way the demand for minerals does not increase. If anything, we’ll need to invent new ways to