Your daily bets for 7/8

Financial News Keeps You Poor. Here's Why.

The scandalous truth: Most market news is designed to inform you about what already happened, not help you profit from what's coming next.

When CNBC reports "Stock XYZ surges 287%"—you missed it.

What you actually need:

  • Tomorrow's IPO calendar (not yesterday's launches)

  • Crowdfunding deals opening this week (not closed rounds)

  • What real traders are positioning for (not TV talking heads)

  • Economic data that moves markets (before it's released)

The financial media industrial complex profits from keeping you one step behind.

Stocks & Income flips this backwards. We focus entirely on forward-looking intel that helps you get positioned before the crowd, not informed after the move.

Stop chasing trades that happened already.

Start prepping for the next one.

Stocks & Income is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be used as investment advice. Do your own research.

Rough day yesterday, it happens. Let’s bounce back today 🙂 

🏆 Today’s Top Free Picks

  • ⚾ MLB: New York Mets vs Baltimore Orioles

    • Pick: Mets to win -125 (3u)

    • Analysis: The Mets do have mixed results when Clay Holmes starts (11-6), but he's had a solid year. He's only given up more than 2 earned runs (gave up 3) in one of his last eight starts. The Mets also have a solid bullpen (top 12 in the league).

      On the other side, Brandon Young doesn't go deep into games, and Baltimore has a bad bullpen. He's given up at least 3 earned runs in all four of his starts this year. He's also not pitched 5 full innings this season, and Baltimore has the 6th worst pen in MLB.

      The Mets struggle on the road, but these odds are too good to pass up. For -125, when accounting for the pitching matchup, we can ignore those road struggles.

  • ⚾ MLB: Houston Astros vs Cleveland Guardians

  • 🏀 WNBA: Las Vegas Aces vs New York Liberty

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📊 Previous Results

💰 Our Record: 1-3 (-6 units)
  • Dream to cover the spread -6.5 (3u)

  • Rays to win -127 (3u)

  • Phillies to win -150 (3u)

  • Astros vs Guardians under 7.5 runs -115 (3u)


Overall Record 251-176

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