Chief Market Strategist
Ross Givens is a veteran trader with over 15 years of experience and a former VP at a major Wall Street investment bank. Specializing in small-cap stocks and momentum-driven plays, Ross identifies high-probability setups before they hit the mainstream. As Lead Strategist at Traders Agency, he has guided hundreds of successful trades and developed multiple flagship publications.
Nu Holdings stock analysis reveals a Buffett-backed fintech at $14 with 131M customers and just 1.3% market penetration. See why analysts target $22.
Copper mining stocks HBM and TGB are at key buy points. See the exact entry zones, stop losses, and profit targets for both trades.
Smart money is rotating out of U.S. stocks into international markets. See where Ross Givens says capital is flowing and how to position your portfolio.
Oil prices could surge to $200. Ross Givens breaks down the energy trade catalysts and the stocks positioned to profit. See his top picks.
With all this market turmoil, is the smart money on the retreat? Today’s chart shows the answer.
Crypto has been overlooked and underperforming for the past year. What’s forming right now is a clean shallowing pattern across multiple major digital assets. See the two trades I am placing now.
Stocks are down this month and most people think it’s because of the war in Iran, but there is a much bigger force at play. High inflation and high prices. But there is a bull market somewhere. See which areas could still have opportunity.
With all this market turmoil, is the smart money on the retreat? Today’s chart shows the answer.
Nothing much on the economic calendar today, just some manufacturing and industrial data. Basically manufacturing came in relatively flat, while industrial production showed a modest increase on higher factory and mining output.
Welcome back. It’s been just over two weeks since the first missiles landed on Iran. To start the week, let’s see how markets have been moving since then.
Lots of things on the economic calendar this morning…
One of the hardest things to do as an investor is buying stocks on the way down. It feels exactly like catching a falling knife. You know you want to own the asset, but stepping in front of a relentless selloff usually means bleeding capital all the way to the bottom. Blindly guessing where a stock will find its floor is a losing strategy. You need to track exactly where institutional money previously agreed on the stock’s value.
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