| | | Not to alarm you…
Let us break it down for you: Every single year, certain stocks have been going up on the exact same dates, for 10 years!
If you had invested in T-Mobile during its "Prime Window" for the past 10 years, you wouldn't have lost once.
And this stock isn't an outlier…
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| | | Robinhood Stock About to SURGE |
| Finding a good Robinhood stock makes my trading week worthwhile… but the trade I spotted today is so impressive, it just made my month.
According to my charts, this beloved Robinhood stock could surge higher very soon, potentially dominating the stock market by next Friday.
If it does, this $500,000 bet could have a potential payday of over $1 million… I haven't seen numbers like this since the company first launched...
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| | | 2 Video Game Stocks to Love |
| If you want to be among today's top traders, you need to look at video game stocks.
While the coronavirus is still hurting some of the biggest names, I noticed two gaming stocks that are on a good run up.
The first stock, it seems only celebrity investor Kim Kardashian knows about it. The other is one of the top companies in the industry… and both have major upside left in them...
...and these are some of the best charts I've ever seen.
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