2 Stocks With the Potential for Triple-Digit Returns

September 2, 2020

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Double Your Returns With These 2 Sweet Stocks?

It might only be Wednesday, but boy has it been a week.

Blame it on this dreary Florida weather or the fact that my new kitten has completely captivated my attention, but I'm ready for a nap and the weekend.

With that in mind, I'm keeping today's video short but oh so sweet.

Here's the point: There are two stock picks you need to know about. Both of them have the potential for 100% or better returns…

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2 Stocks Leading Savvy Investors to Profits

Business activity is finally starting to pick up…

Just look at the data! The ISM Non-Manufacturing Index (NMI) is up 1.82% and 26.55% the past month and year, respectively.

An increase like that is usually a good sign...

...and it means companies like these two are "smart buys" for savvy investors betting on the stock market to rise in the coming months.

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