 Here's this weeks' stock watchlist. This weeks' stocks to watch are: TWTR, CARR, TUP, KIRK, BABA, JD, EXPI, NIO, NPI.TO, RNW.TO, NVDA, AMD, IIPR, and TSLA.
The Ultimate Guide to Advanced Discounted Cash Flow Analysis (DCF) - How to Value a Company11/18/2020
Investing is tricky. Some investment strategies work really well, while most are no better than a flip of a coin. Learning fundamental analysis - discounted cash flow analysis in particular - is a timeless strategy with long-term success when done correctly.
 Here are 13 stocks to watch for this week. This week's stocks are: PINS, SBUX, ZM, TWTR, SHOP, PTON, NLS, HOG, AAPL, GOOG, ADI, LOB, and MS.
This is a premium StockBros research report that is temporarily available for FREE. When comparing various industries, one can quickly realize that the waste management industry is better than most. Within this industry operates Waste Connections, Inc. (WCN), which, we will argue, is one of the best in the business. Although not favorably valued at the moment, it has seen strong growth through responsible acquisitions and a well-thought-out operating strategy. As a result, it's possible that Waste Connections' premium can be justified.
 With elections out of the way for the most part, here are 11 stocks to watch this week. This weeks' watchlist includes SNAP, UBER, TTD, NIO, C, SBUX, AAL, BA, NEE, MTRX, and MOMO.
 Election week has arrived and so has volatility. This coming week should be another crazy one, no doubt. There are a few possible scenarios that can play out, and nobody knows for sure which will happen, but it is important to be prepared for whatever may happen. Here are some things to watch out for this week.
When investing in gold miners, it's more likely that they will burn a hole in your account than be the next big thing. Generally, we are not too fond of companies that are correlated to the price of commodities. However, Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. (NYSE:KL, TSX: KL) is one of the few exceptions in the industry. We believe that its proven track record of operating efficiently combined with a favorable environment for gold will act as tailwinds for the stock price.
 Here is this weeks' watchlist. This weeks' stocks include SNAP, PTON, ADBE, ZM, ROKU, AVGO, TTD, LPRO, AVXL, WMT, QQQ, XLI, GOLD, KSS, FSLY, MSFT, AMZN, FB, GOOG, and AAPL. Some of these are better suited for day trades whereas some others are meant for swing trades. Also, with the upcoming election, it may be a smart idea to take smaller positions than normal due to increased volatility.
Don't Use Hourly or 2-Hour Charts For Stock Trading. Use 65 And 130-minute Charts Instead.10/24/2020
 Traders often toggle between various time frames when analyzing a stock. Common time frames for traders are the weekly, daily, 4 hour, 2 hour, hourly, 30, 15, 5, and 1 minute charts. Swing traders often use the 60 minutes or higher, and day traders typically use 30 minutes or less. While 2 hour and hourly (60 minute) charts can be good for futures or forex trading, it does not make too much sense to use these for stocks. We'll explain why in this article.
This is a paid premium stock research report that is temporarily available for FREE. goeasy Ltd. (OTCPK:EHMEF, TSX:GSY) offers an excellent combo of good value, high growth, consistency, a modest dividend, and a history of outperforming the market by a large margin. The company operates in the Canadian subprime lending business. Although still somewhat risky, the subprime lending market is surprisingly more resilient than the prime lending market.
Here are the stocks to watch for this week. This weeks' stocks are TUP, GOGO, LVGO, SE, TECK, AVGO, NLS, PEIX, JKS, LAC, KURA, SEDG, SHW, GRT.UN, FLO, C, and JW.A. Most of these are meant for swing trades but they may also be day trades if the setup is there. There are 15 potential long trades and 2 short trades outlined in this post.  Sherwin-Williams, the famous paint-selling company, has rewarded investors handsomely over the years and is still poised for further growth. But, the fundamentals suggest that this spectacular run-up may have pushed the company into overvalued territory. The company is in great shape with industry-leading operational efficiency and it may still be a good pick for momentum traders/investors. However, it is out of the range of value investors as the stock is trading above its estimated intrinsic value. Keep reading to find out what makes Sherwin-Williams a good company.
 What is a PEG ratio? The price to earnings to growth ratio, or PEG ratio for short, is an indicator used in fundamental analysis in order to value a stock. It is a decent indicator but it does have a few drawbacks as we'll explain in this post. Keep reading to learn about a better way to use the PEG ratio to find undervalued stocks, in our opinion.
This weeks' top stocks to watch include: WKHS, SHW, DADA, NIO, CARR, ZM, WMT, TSLA, CTAS, PEIX, RH, Z, DOCU, SGEN, JKS, F, X, and GME. These stocks are mainly meant for swing trading, but some can be day trades as well.  Cargojet Inc. (OTC:CGJTF) (CJT:TSX) is an overnight air cargo service provider based in Canada that operates domestically and internationally. It is Canada's top cargo airline by representing over 90% of the domestic overnight air cargo lift available in Canada and being the only national overnight air cargo consolidator. Here’s what makes it a good stock.
E-Commerce has taken the world by storm and has disrupted many industries. However, one industry, in particular, is often overlooked that we believe has tremendous online potential - the grocery industry. We like the Canadian company Goodfood Market Corp. (OTC:GDDFF) (TSX:FOOD) due to its measurable competitive advantage over traditional brick and mortar stores. Goodfood Market Corp. is a provider of online subscription meal kits and private-label groceries and they currently have a 40-45% market share in the Canadian market. Keep reading to find out what potentially makes it a good long-term investment.
 Here is this week's stock watch list. This week, we will take a look at AVGO, MRVL, LOW, TUP, ZM, REGN, APPS, PACB, and LEN. These trade ideas are mainly meant for swing trading.
The Convenience Store King That Keeps Growing Through Smart Acquisitions: Alimentation Couche-Tard9/25/2020
The convenience industry is very fragmented which presents a great opportunity for large consolidators such as Alimentation Couche-Tard. We believe the company is an industry leader trading below fair value and that it is a prudent bet on two young and exciting industries. Alimentation Couche-Tard saw record earnings and free cash flow this year despite COVID-19. Keep reading to find out what else makes Alimentation Couche-Tard a great stock to buy for the long term.
 There are many trading strategies that people come up with that it can become quite overwhelming to know which one actually works best. Here's one that we know is good.
 Here's this week's list of stocks to watch as well as some market analysis to help you trade this week.
PACCAR has a long track record of creating shareholder value throughout many business cycles. The company has delivered 81 consecutive years of positive earnings and has not missed a dividend since 1941. Not surprisingly, they have managed to maintain profitability throughout the COVID-19 lockdown and have a rock-solid balance sheet.
Keep reading to find out what makes PCAR a great long-term hold.  Last week was the week where we finally saw a real pull back in the market. We warned about it in our watchlist last week and on twitter as the market was getting way too ahead of itself. Now, we are mostly sitting on hands waiting for the market to pick a direction and present opportunities. Here is this week's watchlist.
 When analyzing a stock you plan to invest in, it is crucial to look at its balance sheet to see its current financial health. A balance sheet shows a snapshot of a company's assets and liabilities at the particular date shown on the balance sheet. It is also referred to as the statement of financial position. To beginners, balance sheets may seem complicated if you don't know what to look for. That's why we are breaking it all down in this post.
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