Thanks Below you will find a list of stocks researched, hand picked & watched by me. I grade, organize, & rank the plays taking into account Risk (R), Value (Va), Growth Potential (G), Intuitional Ownership (I), Volatility (Vo), Earnings History (H), & Market Conditions (M). I then score them, set price targets, & provide a quick thesis about the company. I do not throw stocks up until I thoroughly research them. The way I figure it, I ought not be drawing attention to stocks I'm not confident enough to buy myself. The Stock Tip Report is NOT investment advice, it is strictly to assist you in your own idea generation, & you should always do your own DD. Please read the "Important Disclaimer" at the Bottom of this Page.

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IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: I am NOT a registered investment adviser, broker dealer, or member of any other association for research providers in any jurisdiction whatsoever & I am NOT qualified to give financial advice. Investing/Trading in securities, particularly microcap securities, is highly speculative & carries an extremely high degree of risk. The information, analysis, & opinions listed above are my own & may not properly reflect the underlying conditions of a company or security. You should do your own Due Diligence. If you trade based on anything I have written YOU ACCEPT FULL RESPONSIBILITY AND LIABILITY for your own trades & actions & hold the author of this publication harmless. If that isn’t clear enough DO NOT TRADE, ACT, OR INVEST, BASED UPON ANYTHING I WRITE OR RECOMMEND. There, we should be solid now.

TODAYS OVERVIEW: 1x NEW STOCK ADDED TO THE BUY LIST. 9 Stocks near/at/above the Buy Zone (Waiting to Swing). 3 Stocks (Profiting) Above the Buy Zone. 43 Stocks on the Price Based Assessment Watchlist. 12 Stocks on the Stocks Under $20 List (Read the Warning/Disclaimer). 3 Stocks on the Highly Speculative Highly Volatile List (Read the Warning/Disclaimer). Took Solid Profit from 10 Stocks in the last 2 Months!

All profit & loss removed from the list will forever be posted below. Please note that the numbers only reflect the difference between the INITIAL buy price & the sell price without credence to the effects averaging down, which I often do. Gains can therefore look much less than what was actually achieved by 1-10%.

An average of 15.521% Realized Profit per Stock Sold in an Average of 33.8 Days! These Conditions are Hard to Produce, & but do you Know Anyone Else Killing it Like This?

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Before you Trade Today: Know the Economic Calendar!

StockTips Market Forecast: I expect this earnings season to be forgotten quickly & the uncertainty as a result of supply chain constraints, inflation, worker shortages, & semiconductor shortages will reclaim market sentiment until next earnings season. Valuations are seriously overpriced right now by any reasonable & historic metric.

This Week: Retailers generally get a boost around black Friday but be careful! Things may be different this time. You may not be thinking about this now, but after every Black Friday & Cyber Monday, sales numbers are reported in the media. Naturally if they are anything less than record breaking the market has the tendency to throw a tantrum.

Secondly, on today’s Economic Calendar, we have a slew of economic market moving numbers coming out. Durable Goods Orders (MoM), New Home Sales for Oct, Personal Spending MoM Oct, Personal Income MoM Oct, & the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMIC) Minutes. The only thing you need to know about the last one, in layman’s terms, is its a meeting where everyone plays “guess what the Fed is saying & what it means for the future.”

Finally the Market will be closed for Thanksgiving & open for a half day on Black Friday (Closes at 1:00 pm ET).

Significant Earnings This Week:

• Monday: A ARWR IBEX KEYS NIU URBN ZM (DONE)

• Tuesday: BBY DLTR ANF AEO AMWD ADI ADSK BURL CBRL DELL DKS ESLT GPS HPQ SJM JACK J MDT JWN PSTG QIWI TITN VMW XPEV

• Wednesday: DE, CMCM

• Thursday: Thanksgiving

• Friday: No noteworthy Earnings. MARKETS CLOSE AT 1:00pm ET

• Next Big Inflation Numbers: December 10th.

Is a Market Correction Due? (Some ramblings): Yes, yes it is. But will it happen? Markets are extremely complacent right now. Valuations remain high … too high. It’s easy to forget that we are not experiencing normal market conditions. What is considered a great value buy today was just an OK buy 36 months ago valuation wise. We should not forget that.

The big test of market resiliency will come on December 10th when inflation numbers are due. Last months numbers came in at a 31 year high («very instructive video). So what am I personally forecasting? I believe inflation will probably eventually rise beyond that of the late 60’s but nowhere near what we had in the 70’s, unless some catastrophic event happens. The Federal Reserve will likely push up interest rates sooner, rather than later, than forecasted today by both the Fed & the markets. However now I’m forecasting, & will likely to some degree be wrong.

Still, the big test of the Feds nerve is directly tied to the inflation numbers to be released on December 10th & subsequent months thereafter. Should the numbers continue to rise beyond what the market has priced in, expect choppy waters. But a correction? I believe a serious correction may be due after the holidays when everyone is coming off their holiday spending binge, & attempts to repay credit card debt. From there on I see serious issues with the capacity of workers to continue spending to the effect of maintaining this very heated market. In essence, people will economize on their necessities & slash spending on wants, as a result of previous months personal spending combined with the increased cost of goods and services.

If perhaps you are a few levels beyond my tax bracket you may be rolling your eyes right now. But if you’re in my tax bracket or slightly higher, you’re likely shaking your head in agreement. Us Walmart shoppers are paying a lot more for food right now. Indeed, my household has switched to the great value brands to cut back on grocery costs, which even though I buy roughly the same thing each store visit to feed my family, I have realized roughly a 30% increase in the cost of food. So as far as that is an indicator for ya, I see a crunch coming, and the holiday season will likely help spark it. Expect the post holiday season to be interesting indeed.

Remember that right now everyone is watching prices rise & freaking out about it. Its like watching a stock fall & living in the moment, as many traders do, when they can concentrate on nothing beyond the immediate price action. In fact, retail prices may come down as businesses see the mom & pop belt tightening, flipping the retail space to perhaps more of a buyers market for heavily competitive industries (at least more than what it is now). But this remains to be seen given that the Fed simply refuses to take any significant action on adjusting interest rates & tapering. Either way the important thing for us is to simply keep looking for the indicators and plan accordingly. We don’t need to be correct, we just need contingencies for every scenario. This is why I’ve been so picky about my buy list the past couple of weeks. Is a market correction due? Do you know of anyone who does not think so? When will it happen? It’s anyone guess. So lets not expose ourselves to too much downside risk shall we?

Significant News Heading into 11.24.2021:

• Stock futures muted after tech shares continue their sell-off

• Stock futures trading lower ahead of jobless claims, Fed minutes

• European markets nudge higher as investors digest data, Covid surge

• European stock markets climb higher despite rising COVID fears

• Not since Americans came home from World War II has inflation run through the economy like it is now

• Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Nordstrom, Gap, VMware, HP and more

• Unusual holiday home-buying surge pushes mortgage demand higher

• The worst is over for global supply chains, but shipping association says industry faces lingering issues

• Gap shares crater 15% after retailer sees millions in lost sales from delayed product shipments, cuts its forecast (Rethinking my bullish thesis on apparel retailers … but how about that textile play I got below huh?)

• Gap CEO defends air freight investments despite margin hit, says it’s about competing for holidays

• Nordstrom shares tumble more than 20% as earnings fall short, hurt by higher labor costs, weak Nordstrom Rack sales

• Treasury yields fall ahead of Fed minutes and data

• Oil prices are headed for $100 despite U.S. efforts to release reserves, analyst says

• HP shares jump after earnings beat, CEO says return to office driving PC demand

• Singapore’s economy grew at a faster pace in the third quarter than initial estimate

• Japan leads losses in Asia-Pacific; New Zealand dollar falls after central bank announces rate hike

• Jim Cramer says buy these best-of-breed tech stocks first as Nasdaq gets hit

• Oil reserves released by Biden expected to primarily go to China, India

• Inflation 'more than transitory' ahead of expensive Thanksgiving: Former Kansas City Fed president

• Jobless claims preview: Another 260,000 individual likely filed new claims last week

• Cathie Wood’s Genomics Fund Is Down 27% and Outflows Are Growing (I’m not surprised. Are you?)

• Highflying Software Stocks Tumble As Nasdaq Falls

• Meme Stocks Suffer Worst Day Since June as Risk-Off Rages (Which is why we don’t buy them)

• Samsung plans to build a $17 billion chip plant in Texas

Insider Buying Activity at Market Close: NOT Awards, NOT Compensation, but BUYING!

Todays STOCK TIPS: If its on this list (BELOW), I’m either holding a position or considering it for my own portfolio.

Note: I likely have a different trading style than you. Therefore I may look at stocks & approach the market differently than you. I trust the financials. I mostly target reliably profitable growth stocks trading at a value on a dip of no consequence pending favorable economic conditions. I buy in slow, & sell the excess, if necessary, on the parodic pops above my cost basis. I love covered calls on volatile stocks. I build positions by buying in slowly in the red & I’m willing to run the clock on what I see as a promising trade. I also expect & account for uncertainty & constantly re-evaluate. FOMO to me is an F-word. I don't chase & I never buy meme stocks. I am willing to limit profit to guarantee it & there is nothing I love more than a market panic. I outperform impatient folks swinging for grand slams because I hit homeruns while swinging for base hits. Quite often plays can take as long as a quarter, or perhaps more, to pan out. Discipline goes a long way. Discipline, however, is a lot easier if you know what you’re trading. Welcome to StockTips … where we know what we’re trading.

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PAID CONTENT BELOW:

• 10 Stocks near/at/above the Buy Zone (Waiting to Swing).

• 3 Stocks (Profiting) Above the Buy Zone

• 43 Stocks on the Price Based Assessment Watchlist

• 12 Stocks on the Stocks Under $20 List (Read the Warning/Disclaimer)

• 3 Stocks on the Highly Speculative Highly Volatile List (Read the Warning/Disclaimer)

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CHART OF THE DAY: POWW is one of my public plays that everyone knew I was in before I began this newsletter. I have a sizable position & plenty of friends who were chatting with me yesterday as you can imagine. Can you guess at what time of day they were talking the most about it? Ladies and Gents, ALWAYS think long term & never live in the moment when investing in the market. You will get anxiety, but it shouldn’t be because the stock makes a dramatic move in a short period of time on no negative news. As you can see the stock finished in the green yesterday. The value was recognized & the dip was swallowed up.

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