Microsoft Looking Magnificent Again

[] [View in browser]( [View in browser]( [] NOV 07, 2023 [] [] SCOTT WELSH’S TICKER TALES Another Big Run in the Cards From MSFT? Much was made of how much the stocks in the “Magnificent 7” carried the market the first part of the year. And lately much has been made about how badly that group has performed. But that doesn’t necessarily apply to all the Magnificent members. Microsoft (MSFT) was one of those 7, and, yes, it definitely didn’t do well in August and September. However, it’s looking very bullish now. [] It’s bounced off of our 30-week simple moving average and appears to be storming toward a new breakout. If it moves above $366.78, we could see another big run from this Magnificent 7 stalwart. We’ll keep an eye on it. — Scott Welsh P.S. As a reminder, these plays are based on my longer-term Weinstein Stage Analysis method. The charts above use weekly candles and a 30 week simple moving average. For details on this method, see my explanation on [this Ask The Pros episode]( starting at timestamp 20:45. [] [] 8 Days In And Out. (try this) Every month, one special asset has a predictable “artificial price suppression”… It’s as simple as buying when it’s down… and waiting 8 days for it to revert. Take a moment to discover the pattern behind the 8 Day Trade. [→ Click Here To Learn More]( [] [] JEFFRY TURNMIRE’S MARKET MUSINGS Money's Evolution: From Trading Shells to Digital Coins Long ago, before stores and banks, people traded what they had for what they needed. This simple trade started over 40,000 years ago and has been part of our lives ever since. It's as natural to us as eating or finding shelter. About 5,000 years back, something big happened: money was invented. This wasn't just a new thing to trade with — it was a whole new way to think about trading: Instead of swapping one thing for another, people started using money as a stand-in for value. It was a big idea that changed everything. Through time, what we used for money changed with us. Shells turned into coins, coins turned into paper, and then we started using cards for buying things without any money passing through our hands at all. In the late 1920’s “Charga-plates”, kind of like dog tags, kept track of who owed what. They were the great-grandparents of today's credit cards. Even in a place like Brooklyn, the first bank cards could only be used close to home, but they kicked off a revolution where today we can buy things all over the world with just a piece of plastic. In Baltimore, there's something called the BNote. It's money just for that city, and it shows that even today, people like the idea of having their own kind of money they can trust and use close to home. But now, we're at the edge of a new change in the evolution of money. It's called cryptocurrency and it's money that's made for the internet age. Bitcoin is the one most people have heard of, but there are lots more out there. Just like before, some will last and some won't, but they're all part of how money is changing again. This isn't just about new kinds of money. It's about seeing money in a new way. It's not the coins or bills that matter, but the trust that they stand for something valuable. Cryptocurrencies are the latest step in this big story of money. They're not about coins or paper; they're about trust in a digital world. Where we go from here is up to us. We can stick with what we know, or we can move forward into a world where money is digital and doesn't belong to just one country or bank. It's a big decision, and what we — as a society — choose will shape how we live, work, and trade in the future. — Jeffry Turnmire [] [] [] ___________________________________________________ [] [] NOV 07, 2023 [] [] SCOTT WELSH’S TICKER TALES Another Big Run in the Cards From MSFT? Much was made of how much the stocks in the “Magnificent 7” carried the market the first part of the year. And lately much has been made about how badly that group has performed. But that doesn’t necessarily apply to all the Magnificent members. Microsoft (MSFT) was one of those 7, and, yes, it definitely didn’t do well in August and September. However, it’s looking very bullish now. [] It’s bounced off of our 30-week simple moving average and appears to be storming toward a new breakout. If it moves above $366.78, we could see another big run from this Magnificent 7 stalwart. We’ll keep an eye on it. — Scott Welsh P.S. As a reminder, these plays are based on my longer-term Weinstein Stage Analysis method. The charts above use weekly candles and a 30 week simple moving average. For details on this method, see my explanation on [this Ask The Pros episode]( starting at timestamp 20:45. [] [] 8 Days In And Out. (try this) Every month, one special asset has a predictable “artificial price suppression”… It’s as simple as buying when it’s down… and waiting 8 days for it to revert. Take a moment to discover the pattern behind the 8 Day Trade. [→ Click Here To Learn More]( [] [] JEFFRY TURNMIRE’S MARKET MUSINGS Money's Evolution: From Trading Shells to Digital Coins Long ago, before stores and banks, people traded what they had for what they needed. This simple trade started over 40,000 years ago and has been part of our lives ever since. It's as natural to us as eating or finding shelter. About 5,000 years back, something big happened: money was invented. This wasn't just a new thing to trade with — it was a whole new way to think about trading: Instead of swapping one thing for another, people started using money as a stand-in for value. It was a big idea that changed everything. Through time, what we used for money changed with us. Shells turned into coins, coins turned into paper, and then we started using cards for buying things without any money passing through our hands at all. In the late 1920’s “Charga-plates”, kind of like dog tags, kept track of who owed what. They were the great-grandparents of today's credit cards. Even in a place like Brooklyn, the first bank cards could only be used close to home, but they kicked off a revolution where today we can buy things all over the world with just a piece of plastic. In Baltimore, there's something called the BNote. It's money just for that city, and it shows that even today, people like the idea of having their own kind of money they can trust and use close to home. But now, we're at the edge of a new change in the evolution of money. It's called cryptocurrency and it's money that's made for the internet age. Bitcoin is the one most people have heard of, but there are lots more out there. Just like before, some will last and some won't, but they're all part of how money is changing again. This isn't just about new kinds of money. It's about seeing money in a new way. It's not the coins or bills that matter, but the trust that they stand for something valuable. Cryptocurrencies are the latest step in this big story of money. They're not about coins or paper; they're about trust in a digital world. Where we go from here is up to us. We can stick with what we know, or we can move forward into a world where money is digital and doesn't belong to just one country or bank. It's a big decision, and what we — as a society — choose will shape how we live, work, and trade in the future. — Jeffry Turnmire [] [] [] ___________________________________________________ [] [] ABOUT US: We believe that the opportunity for financial literacy and freedom belongs to all people, not just those who already have years of investing experience. 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