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.
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.
Again, when I say that cash is your friend, I mean it. And when momentum is red… I stay clear of trying to call a
I am wrapping up my time at the FTX Salt Crypto Bahamas conference this morning. And then, I’m heading to the airport and traveling back
So, it turns out that the $15 puts on Ford that I discussed surged in value. On Thursday, Ford Motor Company (F) shares plunged to
A few weeks after Alphabet, another US technology giant, Amazon (AMZN), has announced a stock split. The special thing about it is that there had
Every month, it’s important to look at our monthly F and Z Score rankings. These stocks that are important because of basic reality. They are performing
Google parent company Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG) was recently hit with a fine of more than $100 million in Russia – but shareholders don’t need to worry.
Hot damn… Are you ready for Friday? It’s going to be a messy chop fest full of panic and disillusion. Tomorrow, you’ll wake up and
Bank of America’s latest Global Fund Manager Survey paints a picture of a towering, increasingly shaky stock market edifice that could collapse at any time
Not all quarterly reports for the third quarter are moving investors at the moment. Even companies such as Apple and Amazon, which are so used
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