Jimmy Butts is the Chief Investment Strategist for Maximum Profit and Capital Wealth Letter, and a regular contributor to StreetAuthority Insider. Prior to joining StreetAuthority, Jimmy came from the financial services and banking industry where he worked as a Financial Advisor. There he specialized in providing customized retirement solutions for individuals. Jimmy graduated from Boise State University with a degree in business administration and finance. He also spent multiple years studying language, international business and finance in both Germany and Buenos Aires, Argentina. At one point he held his series 6, 63, 65 and 26 securities licenses. When he's not combing through financial statements or reading about finance, Jimmy enjoys being outdoors.
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The Safe Retail Trade That Comes With ‘Bonus’ Income
Our expert's thoughts on the Omicron variant, the recent dip in oil prices, and how to profit from the mega-wave of M&A activity in energy... Read More
Our expert's thoughts on the Omicron variant, the recent dip in oil prices, and how to profit from the mega-wave of M&A activity in energy... Read More
Right now, media headlines and talking heads on TV are bombarding investors with talk about the new Omicron variant of Covid. In addition, investors are growing increasingly concerned about inflation – how high it will go, how long it will last, and whether the Federal Reserve can adequately contain it. Read More
A new Covid variant has sent oil prices tumbling, but the rebound may already be underway. Here's why it could be another chance to profit... Read More
A new Covid variant has sent oil prices tumbling, but the rebound may already be underway. Here's why it could be another chance to profit... Read More
Omicron Fears (And The Fed) Weigh On Markets… Plus: The Easiest Way To Build Wealth Over Time
Well, the market didn’t give us too much time to digest our Thanksgiving turkey, did it? On Friday, traders awoke to news that a new variant of Covid, dubbed Omicron, was detected in South Africa and had already spread to several other countries. That was enough to spook traders, sending… Read More
Last week’s market action was driven by news. Early in the week, President Biden announced that he was nominating Jerome Powell for a second term as Chair of the Federal Reserve. There is broad bipartisan support for Powell, and Senate confirmation shouldn’t be an issue. That means traders know exactly what to expect of the Fed in the coming months. While inflation is likely to remain uncomfortably high for consumers, the Fed is unlikely to take emergency actions that will hurt the financial markets. If that was the only news we saw last week, I would expect that stocks could… Read More
Last week’s market action was driven by news. Early in the week, President Biden announced that he was nominating Jerome Powell for a second term as Chair of the Federal Reserve. There is broad bipartisan support for Powell, and Senate confirmation shouldn’t be an issue. That means traders know exactly what to expect of the Fed in the coming months. While inflation is likely to remain uncomfortably high for consumers, the Fed is unlikely to take emergency actions that will hurt the financial markets. If that was the only news we saw last week, I would expect that stocks could make a move similar to the one seen after his initial nomination. The arrow in the chart below shows the S&P 500’s response to that news back in late 2017. But, as you know, that wasn’t the only news we got last week. On Friday, The Wall Street Journal explained, “Markets sold off worldwide on Friday after South Africa raised alarm about the new “variant of concern” that the World Health Organization named Omicron. The panic may be driven more by the fear of new government lockdowns and social distancing than by the variant itself.”… Read More
Why I’m Not Worried About Interest Rates And Tech Stocks…
How will rising rates affect the high-growth tech names that have performed so well recently? If history is any guide, not how you'd think... Read More
How will rising rates affect the high-growth tech names that have performed so well recently? If history is any guide, not how you'd think... Read More