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Fundamental Trends - DIY Investing w/ Kirk Spano

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Title: Fundamental Trends - DIY Investing w/Kirk Spano


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Trimming Strength In Oil And Identifying Major Support In Clean Energy
Supply overhead and demand below are creating asymmetric setups across several charts. This week I trimmed strength, sold premium, and outlined the levels where price discovery may create opportunity.

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Weekend Reading For War & Bears
I see parallels to both 2000 and 2008 in the economy and markets today. The combination means that a bear market is likely and might have already begun. This could be your last chance to raise cash ahead of a 20-30% further drop in many stocks. I include 8 top articles this week to support the case. Read with free sign-up.

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Iran & Unemployment Could Trigger Bear Market Soon
As global oil prices rise and unemployment increases, stock market risk continues to increase. Peaking liquidity requires intervention in the current macro or we likely see a bear market soon. Find opportunity in the volatility as all roads to lead to QE - eventually. Join us today.

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Charting Beaten Down Names And Generating Income With Cash Secured Puts
This week’s trade journal breaks down the set‑ups I’m watching, why I bought-to-close and sold cash‑secured puts, and how I’m managing positions around key demand zones—come see the charts and reasoning behind each move

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Sell The RIP On Most Oil Stocks
This weekend's attacks on Iran have sparked a rally in oil prices, but the outlook for oil stocks remains mediocre. With flattening demand and a shift towards renewable energy, investors are advised to trim their oil holdings. As the global oil market faces a structural surplus, the question arises: is it time to sell or hold? There is no buy.

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