Brad Grounds
Experienced lawyer
Following his approximately five-year stint as an associate at large law firms, Mr. Grounds became in-house counsel at JP Energy Partners LP, a publicly traded master limited partnership until its acquisition in early 2017. JP Energy focused on the gathering, storage, terminaling and movement of crude oil, refined products and natural gas liquids (propane) from production in key basins to consumer end markets. JP Energy operated through two affiliated companies – JP Energy Partners LP (formerly NYSE: JPEP) and JP Energy Development LP.
For the first time since the very bottom of the COVID crash, the undisputed best stock analysts in the world – the top executive officers at all of the publicly traded companies listed in the US – have signaled that the price of the S&P 500 today (3,670) represents a compelling buying opportunity.
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Note: I have embedded six videos using real-time arm wrestling analytics below. Why Would Someone Use AI for Arm Wrestling? If you’re reading this article, you might be wondering why an attorney would be writing about how anyone can apply AI and computer vision to arm wrestling videos. While it is certainly true that they […]
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Consider the following hypothetical, and then ask yourself what type of investment returns you think you could make in such a scenario and how it would alter your trading and investment habits. Consulting with a Hypothetical Market Seer Pretend for a moment that I introduced you to a true and authenticated “stock market seer.” Assume […]
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In this article, I pose and answer the following question: Is it possible, using only publicly available information, to accurately and reliably identify major market bottoms in near real-time?
Sounds impossible, doesn't it? But it isn't.
If you've read the sentence above and are scoffing at the idea that someone could teach you to call market bottoms, I don't blame you. After all, there is no analyst in the world - not even Warren Buffett himself - who has been able to do so.
But I invite you to read this article in full and, upon completion, reconsider whether you now believe that calling market bottoms is actually possible.
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