Attention Readers: Our Lead Trading Tactician Bryan Bottarelli has a special bonus video for you today. He's showing you THREE COSTLY ERRORS to avoid when you first start trading. Click the image below to learn more. P.S. Bryan recently revealed his latest Trade of the Day Plus pick. Last time Bryan made a trade like this – it led to one of his most famous triple-digit winners. Click here to discover Bryan's new high potential upside trade. Good morning Wake-up Watchlisters! While you're sipping coffee you'll see stock futures were broadly unchanged on Thursday as investors kept an eye on Federal Reserve policymakers for interest rate hints. Chairman Jerome Powell was quiet during his monetary policy appearance yesterday, and multiple policymakers have taken a variety of stances on rate hikes. Powell is expected to speak again later today. Despite uncertainty in the markets right now, we've been finding ways to make winning trades. Our Lead Technical Tactician Nate Bear has been analyzing major index charts all week, and yesterday he closed a 70% winner on SPY in less than 1 trading day in Daily Profits Live. Click here to learn more about Nate's mission to turn a $37,000 account into $1 million in verified trading profits. Here's a look at the top-moving stocks this morning. Arm Holdings (Nasdaq: ARM) Arm Holdings is down 5.42% premarket after the semiconductor company gave a fiscal third-quarter sales outlook that was below Wall Street estimates. It cited a large deal that will likely land later than expected as the main reason for the outlook. Our Head Trading Tactician Bryan Bottarelli got positioned on ARM yesterday in The War Room. Click here to unlock that trade. The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) The Walt Disney Company is up 4.13% premarket after beating expectations for the fiscal fourth quarter. The company increased its annual cost cutting goal to $7.5 billion, which was higher than the $5.5 billion set in February. The cost cutting goal also includes a $4.5 billion annualized cut in content spending, up from the prior $3 billion. |
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