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01/05 Links: Don’t Fight the Fed

January 5, 2022 at 6:06 pm by Zachary Scheidt

Jerome Powell and company are on the verge of raising interest rates. Remember Wall Street’s proverb: “Don’t fight the Fed!”

November 22, 2021 at 11:39 am by Zachary Scheidt

Jerome Powell was nominated again. Investors comfortable with “more of the same.” Plus — inflation, Bitcoin and skydiving in today’s links!

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Instacart is set to begin trading as a public stock later this week. Here are some unique ways to profit from this brand new IPO.

As stocks move higher, it’s tempting to sell and lock in profits. But in a bull market, it’s best to stick with what is working!