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Good morning everyone, Happy Friday! We hope you’ve had a great week!  The markets have had

Good morning everyone, Happy Friday! We hope you’ve had a great week!  The markets have had a pretty great week, with the three major indices all riding high on the promise of more stimulus money and a peaceful transition in Washington earlier this week. The stimulus plan being laid out by the Biden administration not only includes more direct payments but also sets out to create more jobs as unemployment currently sits at a record high. It’s unclear yet if the market will continue on its current path or if a downturn will come soon. As always, we’re urging traders to prepare for anything. We’ve been talking a lot about Candlesticks lately, but that’s because they’re so great! And last night Markay hosted her second live Candlestick Kickoff class. ([You can catch the replay here.]( Markay is a master at Candlesticks and her easy-going approach makes it super easy to learn. And that reminds us that there’s a Candlestick pattern you may not be as familiar with as you should be. It’s called the Double Dutch pattern, and it utilizes a specific double-down candlestick pattern that Rob uses to identify stocks on-the-move.  You can learn more about Double Dutch by [clicking here](. Move Over Tesla There’s a new kid in town...well, actually two much older, more established kids.  Both Ford and General Motors stock prices have seen an incline this week (up 23% and 31%). The key factor? Investors are preemptively getting in on the two companies’ upcoming electric vehicles. Both Ford and GM have EVs in the pipe-line, and with the Biden administration’s commitment to being more green, electric vehicles are a hot ticket. [Check out this article for more on the big bucks in electric vehicles.](  LiveNation Makes a Comeback In March 2020, with the pandemic preventing any live events, the entertainment giant, LiveNation Entertainment (LYV) suffered a massive downfall, going from a share price of $75 to $22.  Wonders never cease...this week, after more than 10 months without live and in-person concerts, LiveNation Entertainment (LYV) has hit new highs. The company is giving credit for the come back to drive-in shows, live streams, and new content. When everything seems to be going your way...it usually isn’t.  There’s something lurking in the background, and just when you least expect it...BAM!  It hits you like a ton of bricks. Or at least that’s been my experience over the last few weeks. I’ve mentioned it before, but in case you missed it, this happened: And the kicker is that things were going so well!  But life happens and I’m happy to report that I'm feeling a lot better.  I’m also lucky to have a ton of friends and family to bring me essential supplies, like Gatorade, Nutella, and a ton of other goodies (even though I couldn’t taste anything after day 2).  My point is, I wasn’t really prepared for this hurdle, but you bet your biscuits I’ve learned from it.  Isn’t that all we can hope for in a situation like this? When something happens to knock you off your feet, the best thing you can do is learn from it. Just like trading. When you’re on top of the world, your trades are moving in the right direction, you’re riding high and then there’s a sudden downturn in the market and you lose your shirt...what can you do?  Learn from your mistakes and move on. Oh, and remember your rules! Keep your trades small, scoop up your profits, never trade more than you’re OK with losing, and for goodness sake, close your losing trades! If you follow your rules and learn from your mistakes, you’ll be back on top in no time. Love the heck outta you, Rob Leveraged trading in foreign currency or off-exchange products on margin carries significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. We advise you to carefully consider whether trading is appropriate for you based on your personal circumstances. You may lose more than you invest. We recommend that you seek independent advice and ensure you fully understand the risks involved before trading. The information on this website is intended as educational in nature and we do not recommend that you buy or sell any specific financial instrument.   Daily Profit Publishing , 1800 Hughes Landing Blvd. Ste. 200, The Woodlands, TX 77380, United States [Update your subscription]( — [Unsubscribe](

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