I Sold Intel at $108. Now I’m Buying It Back.
After an excellent quarter, Intel’s pullback creates a chance to rebuild a winning trade.
After an excellent quarter, Intel’s pullback creates a chance to rebuild a winning trade.
We raised a few price targets, added to three holdings, and locked in big gains in another.
We locked in gains on three holdings, giving our cash levels a boost as the Q2 earnings season heats up.
Pepsi lost its fizz years ago — and this quarter didn’t change that.
With shares pulling back after a capital raise, this strategy offers double-digit upside potential in addition to downside protection of more than 20%.
As we extended our lead over the S&P 500, we locked in big gains on several positions, added to new holdings and made other buys.
After years of underperformance, biotech is finally catching a nice bid. Here’s my strategy on a name showing promise.
We locked in massive gains on two positions and added to two beaten-down holdings.
We closed three positions, began a new one, and added to two others. Plus, we look ahead to the potentially most impactful earnings report next week.
We added to three holdings and started a new position during a roller-coaster week for the market.