You Ask, I Answer | How to Use Our Investment Advice Effectively | Gorilla Trades

GorillaTrades’ Founder and CEO, Ken Berman, takes the time to personally address a subscriber’s question in this brief video. The Gorilla addresses a variety of topics, with the goal of providing GorillaTrades subscribers with a better understanding of the system, and ultimately, improving their overall returns. There are new features being added constantly, and this is just one of…

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What Is After-Hours Trading?

Many people are accountable to a daily routine, generally based on regular business hours. When the workday is done, many of them turn off their working mindset until the next workday starts. It’s a dependable routine, if not very exciting. Others look for opportunities outside regular business hours. Maybe they don’t “turn off” their mindset…

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Primary Market vs. Secondary Market: What Makes Them Different?

Retail investors who pay close attention to stock-related news may hear the phrases “primary market” and “secondary market” every once in a while. The phrases might sound like they infer a sort of caste system at work in the investor class — that the “primary stock market” gets preferential treatment over the “secondary stock market.”…

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You Ask, I Answer | How to Use Our Information for the Best Results | Gorilla Trades

GorillaTrades’ Founder and CEO, Ken Berman, takes the time to personally address a subscriber’s question in this brief video. The Gorilla addresses a variety of topics, with the goal of providing GorillaTrades subscribers with a better understanding of the system, and ultimately, improving their overall returns. There are new features being added constantly, and this is just one of…

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Stock Dividends vs. Cash Dividends: What’s the Difference?

With the vast majority of stocks, shareholders can start to realize profits when the value of their shares increases during the time they hold them. But a few public companies — most of them large, established, and dependably successful — reward their shareholders further by paying them dividends. Dividends are a percentage of a company’s…

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Ex-Dividend Rate vs. Date of Record: A Brief Guide to Dividend Dates

Even in this era of high-risk growth stocks and alternative investments, market players still appreciate good old-fashioned dividend stocks. A company that issues dividends to its shareholders is usually perceived as a stable, dependable success. Investors often buy shares in dividend stocks to “ground” their portfolio with solid commodities that thrive year after year. Getting…

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You Ask, I Answer | Understanding Dollar Cost and What it Means When It’s Averaging “Up” | Gorilla Trades

GorillaTrades’ Founder and CEO, Ken Berman, takes the time to personally address a subscriber’s question in this brief video. The Gorilla addresses a variety of topics, with the goal of providing GorillaTrades subscribers with a better understanding of the system, and ultimately, improving their overall returns. There are new features being added constantly, and this is just one of…

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Meme Stocks Move Into Commodities | From the Mind of the Gorilla

Ahhh, the “meme” stocks… It has been a while since we’ve talked about them – but it may be time to circle back around to them – as something big seems to be brewing. If you remember, last year saw the rise of the “meme” stock – which are the stocks of those companies that…

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