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Top Pick of the Week: A Rare Bright Spot in a Weak Market
Sometimes the best trade is the one you don’t take.
I planned to feature Amazon as Wednesday’s Top Pick, but the broader market wasn’t giving me the confirmation I wanted. So I waited.
By Friday, AMZN’s setup had weakened, the major inde...
Nurse in the Market 10-25-26 Sunday Market Playbook
A top-down analysis of last week's market movement and a plan for the week ahead.
Welcome back to your weekly market checkup!
Top Pick of the Week: Same Stock. New Opportunity.
Guess who’s back on my trading desk?
Hershey .
I featured HSY in April as a long-term value and dividend opportunity, when price was trading just below its 200-day simple moving average (SMA).
HSY: April vs. October 2026. Same company,...
Nurse in the Market 10-18-26 Sunday Market Playbook
A top-down analysis of last week's market movement and a plan for the week ahead.
Welcome back to your weekly market checkup!
Top Pick of the Week: One Stock. Two Ways I'm Looking to Win.
Last week, I was looking at Google .
This week? PepsiCo .
From artificial intelligence to potato chips.
Welcome to my trading desk. 😂🥤
I don’t need every stock on my board to be exciting. I need a reason to own it, a reason to trade...
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Who am I? The Best Writer Alive 💥 I’m Jessica—a nurse practitioner turned trader and multi-publication Substack builder helping creators launch correctly from day one.
Jess The Trader, The Best Trader Alive. The market is a mirror. Learning the markets makes you a better person. Trader, Professional Writer & Premium Ghost Writer
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