Hit the Brakes on This Automotive Stock

July 2, 2020

Is It Possible to Predict a Stock's Future Price … to the Penny!?

People always ask whether it's possible to accurately predict a stock's price without years of experience...

And, for decades, the answer has been no… Until today, that is.

Trading veteran Joshua Martinez has created an algorithm that could have the potential to predict share prices...

Down to the penny!

In just a few minutes, he'll reveal how you could use this algorithm to see gains like $1,056… $1,913… or even $3,852!

Learn the algorithm

Connect the Dots: A Speculator's Paradise Is Heating Up

The U.S. Federal Reserve and central banks around the world appear to have the printing presses going full tilt these days.

This has fueled the greatest "V recovery" any buy-the-dip investor could have asked for.

Tech stocks and precious metals stocks alike have been among the best performers and outperformers YTD.

But fueling the fire even more is lower for longer interest rates and yield curve control (YCC)...

Here's why…

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Hit the Brakes on NKLA

Have you guys seen the hottest truck on Wall Street right now?

It's called the Nikola Badger (pretty cool name if you ask me), and the company's shares can't seem to stop rising.

BUT, should we actually be putting the brakes on this new truck?

Well, today I'm explaining exactly what I'm looking at... and why the red flags -- or should I say red lights -- are screaming at traders to stop.

Start pumping the brakes

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Volatility refers to the amount of uncertainty or risk related to the size of changes in a security's value. Higher volatility means that the price of the security can change dramatically over a short time period in either direction. Lower volatility means that a security's value does not fluctuate dramatically, and tends to be more steady.