Chris Kacher appears on Gabriel Wisdom's show to talk about Tesla, why it is compared with GM in 1915, and a la its invention of the V-8 engine, which became a standard for the industry. Also spoke about Bernanke's message today on quantitative Easing.
Gil Morales talks about how Tesla's stock price is following the same pattern as General Motors did in 1915, which could be an indication that Tesla's new technological advancements could take the same path as the V8 engine breakthroughs back in 1915. Also, Charlie Payne comments that Elon Musk could be the new Henry Ford.
Gil Morales and Dr. Chris Kacher say there is something eerie about the stock activity of Telsa today and General Motors in 1915. Read the full article here.
Gil & Dr. K's article, "Is gold's rally over? - A major buying opportunity may be here". Read the full article here.
Gil Morales with Frank Curzio talks about gold on S&A Investor Radio about TSLA, GMA, Gold and what stocks will be doing in the short term.
Regulation Fair Disclosure, or "Reg FD" as it is more commonly referred to, has been blamed for the fact that during earnings season these days we tend to see a lot of stocks that either gap up or gap down following their quarterly earnings reports... This has had the effect of making holding the stock of any company into an earnings report something of a game of "earnings roulette."... But the fascinating truth is that it is often not necessary to try and bet on the outcome of a stock's earnings report, because if one utilizes the "buyable gap-up" technique, one can easily latch onto and ride some very nice upside price moves.
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Chuck Jaffe of MoneyLife talks with Gil Morales about Virtue of Selfish Investing's methodology of trading, plus Gil addresses a list of stocks asked by listeners whether to buy, sell or hold.
An Interview with Chris Kacher and Gil Morales
Last December's release of In the Trading Cockpit with the O'Neil Disciples marked renowned portfolio managers Dr. Chris Kacher and Gil Morales’ second full-length book on the subject of investing in growth stocks.
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Morales & Kacher discuss the possibility of Lionsgate, which looks to continue its upward climb.
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Dr. Chris Kacher and Frank Kurzio of Stansberry Radio talk about profitable pocket pivots and how to trade from a position of strength. Dr. K also spoke about the psychology of investing and the importance of risk management.
Gil speaks with George Jarkesy about trends in summer and August, and what stocks Virtue of Selfish Investing is looking at right now.
Gil Morales discusses with Bill Kearney of Financial $pectrum today's market conditions, and why he feels there are troublesome signs that may indicate weakness in the markets and economy in the short term.
Dr. Chris Kacher talks to Steve Pomeranz about his time at Bill O'Neil & Company, the current challenging market environment and trading strategies including the Pocket Pivot buy point and market timing.
He talks about his passion for the markets and how you should "immerse yourself, heart, mind and soul, into the pursuit of understanding how the markets work and developing strategies that will, over every market cycle, help you come out ahead".
Use Pocket Pivot Buy Points to buy stocks near the lows of price consolidations.
Trying to catch the proverbial "falling knife" as a stock streaks to the downside is certainly a difficult proposition for any stock trader...However, there is a way to use Pocket Pivots to buy stocks not too far off their lows once they have stabilized after a pullback or correction and begin to "round out" the lows of a possible new consolidation or "base" as we refer to it.
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In Part 1 of this series, we looked at Tesla Motors (TSLA) and its current life-cycle and noted that often times. the stocks of the best companies can have several life-cycles of growth and decline throughout their history. These are generally companies that are able to re-invent themselves time and time again with newer and ever more innovative products and services that drive new product cycles that, in turn, drive resurgent earnings and sales growth. This, in turn, drives a new upside price cycle for the stock. One of the greatest examples of this is a company that is arguably the technology juggernaut of the New Millennium, Apple (AAPL).
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Gil discusses the current market situation with host Carter Mansbach.
