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Top Tech Stocks To Watch For 2021

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On CNBC’s “Options Action,” Mike Khouw spoke about an options strategy that he would use to get a long exposure in the energy space after a sharp move higher.

He said that crude oil inventory is still incredibly high and he thinks that it won’t trade significantly higher until the inventory declines.

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Instead of trading crude oil, he would consider making a modestly bullish bet in Schlumberger Limited. (NYSE: SLB), which is the strongest company in the oil service space. Khouw added that the company is cash flow....More>>>

Best Low Price Stocks To Watch For 2019

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EMM & QNX will be the growth drivers going forward. But the risks in BlackBerry stock continue to remain elevated.

BlackBerry (NSDQ:BBRY) stock is a very volatile stock. When the company announced its latest set of earnings on the 20th of December, the share price rose to around $8 a share, but since then has plummeted back down to the $7 level. Blackberry is unique in that it is a low priced stock but is just as liquid as many of its peers. This combined with the volatility of the tech sector attracts all types of investors and traders as volatility is a guarantee (which we have....More>>>

Top Low Price Stocks To Own For 2019

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By Ben Reynolds

Bank of Nova Scotia (NYSE:BNS) is the third-largest Canadian bank ranked by market cap.

Bank of Nova Scotia’s market cap is $64 billion The Toronto-Dominion Bank’s market cap is $83 billion Royal Bank of Canada’s market cap is $94 billion

Bank of Nova Scotia’s financial metrics should immediately stand out for value-focused dividend investors. The company has a high dividend yield of 4.1% and a low price-to-earnings ratio of 12.3. This helps the company to rank highly using The 8 Rules of Dividend Investing.

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Hot Casino Stocks To Buy For 2019

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The stock market climbed sharply on Thursday, responding well to favorable earnings results from several corners of the market. Major benchmarks were up 1% to 2%, with particularly good performance from the Nasdaq Composite thanks to the tech sector’s outperformance during the day. Yet some stocks suffered from bad news that cast doubt on companies’ ability to benefit from generally favorable business conditions. MGM Resorts International (NYSE:MGM), Arch Coal (NYSE:ARCH), and LendingTree (NASDAQ:TREE) were among the worst performers on the day. Here’s why they did so poorly.

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