| | | When Roger Heard This… He Twisted Chuck's Arm to Share |
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| WealthPress Senior Strategist Roger Scott just caught wind of Chuck Hughes announcing the biggest project of his entire career: the Triple Threat challenge…
He's starting traders off with a special $50,000 challenge account… and equipping them with the tools necessary to bag the returns of a lifetime…
… And become championship-level traders on their own!
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| | | Put This Big-Hitting NFT SPAC Play on Your Radar |
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I was just walking to get some lunch and wanted to share a stock that popped back up on my radar most traders have never heard of. And it reminded me of the NFT stock craze…
If you were anything like me as a kid, you probably have boxes full of old baseball cards.
I spent a lot of time rifling through packs hoping to get all the latest rookie cards. And when I was lucky enough to pull a sweet-looking holographic foil card, I'd drop it in a plastic sleeve to keep it mint.
Well, now one company wants to pull that whole experience straight into the 21st century and give the industry a new life.
And it's doing so by breaking into the world of NFTs. |
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| | | These 2 Industrial Stocks Look Ready to Rally |
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| Unless you've been living under a rock, then you've probably heard all about the recent breakdown in large-cap Tech by now.
I've been giving my subscribers insight into how inflationary pressure has put most of its weight on large-cap Tech because of the expected gains this sector is known for, but might not be able to make in response to this stress.
So I've warned investors and traders to stay away from stocks that were thriving exactly one year ago.
I told them to shift their portfolios into not-so-sexy — but stable — basic Materials, Energy, Financials and Industrial stocks. These sectors tend to rise and/or hedge against inflationary pressure, which is clearly present. |
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| "Roger, As always great information. I learned more about the stock market activity in the past month then I ever suspected. Keep info coming."
Dennis H.
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| | Swing Low is a term used in technical analysis that refers to the troughs reached by a security's price or an indicator. A swing low is created when a low is lower than any other surrounding prices. Successively lower swing lows indicate that the underlying security is in a downtrend, while higher lows signal an uptrend. A swing low's opposite counterpart is a swing high. |
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