| | | This global crisis has left a lot of things up to chance -- but not this explosive trading strategy.
There's a specific stock that's likely to make today's traders $3,680 or more in just 10 trading sessions, and Roger Scott wants to give you its name.
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| | | What Happens When an Oil ETF Can't Buy Oil? |
| I don't think I've ever received as many phone calls, emails, or text messages in one day as I did when oil prices went negative last month. I am still catching up with all those folks, which is frankly a welcome task during our continued isolation.
By far, the most common question I received was "so I should buy an oil ETF now and just hold it for a few years, right?"
On the surface, that might seem like a completely reasonable take…
My answer is a resounding NO.
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| | | Protect Your Portfolio With Cyber Security |
| During the pandemic, the average American is spending 91% of their time on the internet.
… But with more people online, the number of cyber-based threats continues to rise.
I've found three cyber-security stocks whose prices look ready to skyrocket. With numbers like these, there's no question that now is the time to capitalize on what the world-wide-web has to offer.
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"Thank you Roger, the video was very helpful."
Frank M.
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| | A 52-Week High/Low is the highest and lowest price that a stock has traded at during the previous year. It is a technical indicator used by some traders and investors who view the 52-week high or low as an important factor in determining a stock's current value and predicting future price movement. As a stock trades within its 52-week price range (the range that exists between the 52-week low and the 52-week high), these traders and investors may show increased interest as price nears either the high or the low. |
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