Stock Power Daily — Cable TV Exodus Reveals 1 Sinking Streaming Stock

Stock Power Daily: January 4, 2023. [Turn Your Images On] [Cable TV Exodus Reveals 1 Sinking Streaming Stock]( - In the third quarter of 2022, 6.2% of Americans cut the cord from pay television. - Our Stock Power Ratings system tells you which stocks are good investments … and which ones aren’t. - Today’s Stock to Avoid is a popular streaming company that rates a “Bearish” 23 out of 100 on our proprietary system. [Turn Your Images On] [Matt Clark, Research Analyst]( I’m a cord-cutter. That means I have stopped paying for cable television. I rely completely on streaming services like Amazon Prime, Hulu and Disney+. My decision to cut the cord came down to a couple of reasons: - I want to watch what I want when I want. - In my opinion, live television programming isn’t very good quality. - I was tired of spending money for something I never used. I’m not alone in exiling myself from cable TV. According to research firm MoffettNathanson, 6.2% of Americans cut the cord in the third quarter of 2022 — the highest decline of pay TV subscriber growth in the last decade. But with our Stock Power Ratings system, you can see that, while cord-cutting is popular, some streaming stocks are not. Today’s Stock to Avoid is one that has not benefitted from the cord-cutting trend. [Click here or on the image below to find out why…]( [Turn Your Images On]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On]( From our Partners at Investors Alley. [Rising Rates Make This No-Name Bank Stock a Must Buy]( As the Federal Reserve raises rates, small bank stocks like this one are going to see a significant surge in interest payments. This added revenue, plus a history of increased dividend payments, has set up a great buying opportunity. I'm not talking about huge banks like Chase or Capital One. These special, smaller banks aren't well known, but need to be in your portfolio. Buy them today. [Click here to find out the name of this "cash-cow" bank stock.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- This Could Be Biden’s Best Year [Turn Your Images On] [Michael Carr, Editor, The Banyan Edge]( Seasonal trends are based solely on the calendar. A popular seasonal strategy involves the best six months. This strategy delivers good results and lowers risk by holding stocks only six months a year, from November through April. Another popular seasonal pattern is the presidential cycle. Presidential decisions affect the economy and the stock market. These decisions often occur at predictable times. Presidents act at predictable times to boost the economy and their reelection prospects. Their first year in office, for example, is often spent complaining that problems are bigger than anyone knew because the previous administration wasn’t honest enough. That leads to below average returns in the stock market. In the second year, they make decisions that can cause short-term pain because they don’t want angry voters when it’s time for reelection. In the third year, the economy benefits from the decisions made the previous year. In the fourth year, the president talks about how great the economy is because he made the tough calls required of a great leader. This pattern tells us we should expect the best returns in the last two years of the term. Over time, that’s exactly what we see, on average: [Turn Your Images On] The most important years in this cycle are the first and third. This is the third year of President Biden’s term. That’s good news for the bulls. The cycle, based on the average daily returns of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, is shown in the chart below as a blue line. [Turn Your Images On] [(Click here to view larger image.)]( This a forecast of the general direction of the trend. It’s not a price forecast. The seasonal trend is strongly bullish for the first half of the year. That’s followed by weakness from mid-July to late November. The year wraps up with a strong bullish trend. This isn’t a trade recommendation. Seasonal cycles are just one input to consider when buying or selling. In Precision Profits, I combine seasonal trends with momentum. The seasonal trend shows, in effect, we have the wind at our back. Momentum shows other traders are buying the stock and that increases our probability of success. It’s a unique strategy, and I’ll be sharing my latest research next week. So, keep an eye on your inbox. --------------------------------------------------------------- Check Out Our Most Recent Power Stocks: - [WE CAPITALIZED AS VALUE CRUSHED GROWTH IN 2022 — WHAT’S NEXT?]( - [IN PAIN? 98-RATED STOCK OFFERS INNOVATIVE RELIEF (AND PROFITS!)]( - [PRECIOUS METALS GAIN TRACTION — 1 STOCK PROFITS AS INVESTORS HEDGE]( Privacy Policy The Money & Markets, P.O. 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