Godesburg’s Haven Investment Letter is a daily email that dissects – and puts into perspective – the key events in today’s financial world. Authors Garrett Baldwin and Dr. Gregor Bauer give insights into the major fundamental and technical indicators driving the markets, giving readers an inside edge on major opportunities misunderstood or undiscovered by Wall Street analysts and media insiders.
Last week was devastating for technology stocks. Netflix (NFLX) plunged -37% after a major hedge fund pulled out. This means the stock has already lost
This afternoon, The Wall Street Journal interviewed Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Looking at a basic chart of the S&P 500, you can see the candles
Once every two years or so, an event occurs which forces investors to close positions as quickly as possible. One such event led to a
Today, I woke up more bullish than I was on March 17. A short-term pop felt like it was inevitable. I was ready to load
“One day Amazon (AMZN) will go under. I’m telling you that right now.” You may still remember this quote from 2018. It comes from none
The share of the toy giant Mattel (MAT) climbed rapidly in recent days. This was not only due to stronger than expected quarterly figures. In
The reporting season is in full swing and things are getting really exciting. Investors are watching the results of the tech giants with suspicious eyes.
“I only invest in stock companies whose business model I understand.” This stock market wisdom comes from, you guessed it, Warren Buffett. In fact, the
Today I would like to report to you on conspicuous share transactions by board members or renowned hedge funds. These are known as insider trades.
In recent years, it has been somewhat quiet around the star investor Warren Buffett, but this year that seems to have changed abruptly. In March,
Market momentum is green. It took six weeks, but the bottom formed. Insiders had the most substantial level of buying filings to selling filings since
Market momentum is yellow. Cash is still your friend, but take some calculated shots on some of the big names that have sold off in the
One of my favorite bits from Seinfeld was a commitment to fake movies. They would build the shows’ plots around their occasional attendance at movie