This is an educational piece. When it comes to stock investment, I always keep an eye out for the cup-and-handle pattern. It's one of my favourite and most reliable patterns.
Cup and handle pattern
A cup-and-handle pattern is a bullish continuation pattern where the price forms a rounded "cup" followed by a smaller consolidation or "handle." Once the price breaks above the resistance at the rim of...

What's your take when depositing money in a bank or investing in bank stocks?
If focusing solely on interest, the stability offered by bank stocks and bank deposits can be quite comparable. At times, the dividend yield from bank stocks might even surpass that of bank deposits. However, investing in stocks involves price fluctuations, whereas bank deposits have minimal risk to the principal.
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Want to learn how professional fund managers build a portfolio and the process they use to select stocks? This expert panel will show viewers the analysis they use to pick stocks, how to select the appropriate position size and when to cut your losers and take profit on your winners. Expect a lively debate on the current macro environment and what to expect next on a sector basis and for the market overall.
Speaker:
Erik Herzfeld
Erik H...

Earnings season is almost over and there are a lot of reports to sift through. Find out which companies and sectors performed better than expected and which did not and why. This session will explore the implications of the second quarter earnings season and companies’ outlooks for the future. Also learn how professional money managers differentiate growth and value stocks and which may be best for your portfolio.
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