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Fighting for a Piece of Cloth

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Kathleen, the kids and I recently returned from a really wonderful trip to Italy that we’ve been planning for years. We had a lot of great food. Saw a lot of cool stuff. But the coolest thing I did while I was there was attending what is known as “Il Palio.” If you’ve never heard […]

Option Trades for a Non-Bearish Outlook

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I often break down the market or individual equities into five separate categories: bullish, bearish, neutral, non-bullish and non-bearish. The first three are most likely understandable, but non-bullish and non-bearish might need a little explanation. To me, non-bullish is when you are fully bearish on the market or individual equity but believe resistance levels will […]

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Life in the Fast Lane

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It’s perhaps one of the greatest guitar riffs in the history of rock and roll. You know the one. The little ditty that intros and is intermittently revisited throughout the Eagles’ hit “Life in the Fast Lane.” (And, yes. I realize you’ll now have this earworm running through your head for the next three hours. […]

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