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KKR, TTD: Insider Buying

Jim Fink / New Trades

Corporate insiders know a lot more about a company’s future prospects than the public, so if insiders buy when current public information looks weak, it usually is because they know the future looks much stronger…. Read More


HON, SO: Southern Honey

Jim Fink / New Trades

With geopolitical uncertainty remaining extreme, special-situation Honeywell and consumer staple Southern Company appear safer bets than other more cyclical and discretionary plays…. Read More


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Derek Myers / New Trades

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Join our FREE April Training Series: Starts Wednesday, April 8th at 1:00 PM Est.

Derek Myers / New Trades

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Derek Myers / New Trades

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AMZN, NVDA: Alexa, Order More GPUs

Jim Fink, Derek Myers / New Trades

Markets enter the week with a focus on inflation data, Federal Reserve communication, and ongoing geopolitical developments, all of which could influence near-term direction. The primary macro catalyst will be the Consumer Price Index (CPI) release mid-week, offering an updated read on inflation trends and potential implications for interest-rate expectations. Additional data, including FOMC meeting minutes and consumer sentiment, will provide further insight into policy outlook and economic conditions. At the same time, continued movement in energy markets tied to global tensions remains a key variable for inflation expectations and overall market volatility. With earnings still relatively light, macro drivers are likely to dominate, leaving markets sensitive to incoming data and policy signals as investors assess the path forward…. Read More


ADBE, MU: Tech Repair

Jim Fink / Rolls

Two early tech rolls and two expiring double-your-money winners: EXPE (111.9%) and KO (100.0%)… Read More


DGX, FIS, GILD: Drug, Fin and Lab Tech

Jim Fink / New Trades

DGX and FIS have strong free cash flow, improving profit margins, and attractive valuations, while GILD issued disappointing 2026 guidance.

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MCD, NEM: Golden Arches

Jim Fink / New Trades

Now is a strong time to buy fast food and gold production stocks because the S&P 500’s nearly 10% pullback amid geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty has created attractive valuations in two classic defensive sectors…. Read More


MSCI, SPGI: Index Twins Gone Wild

Jim Fink, Derek Myers / New Trades

Markets enter the new week with a strong focus on labor market data, consumer trends, and ongoing geopolitical developments, all of which are shaping volatility and sentiment. The key catalyst will be the March U.S. jobs report, released Friday (while markets are closed for Good Friday), which is expected to provide critical insight into employment trends and the broader economic outlook. Additional data — including consumer confidence, ISM manufacturing, retail sales, and weekly jobless claims — will help investors assess demand conditions and economic momentum. At the same time, elevated oil prices tied to Middle East tensions continue to raise inflation concerns and contribute to recent market pressure. While the earnings calendar is relatively light, select reports may still drive stock-specific moves. With macro data, energy markets, and geopolitical headlines converging, markets are likely to remain highly reactive to incoming information, reinforcing the need for disciplined positioning and risk management…. Read More


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