I’m getting ready to reveal how I spot trades with the chance to return upward of five times my initial investment — every single month.
Not only does this strategy protect traders’ portfolios from long-term volatility, but it gives them the chance to bank massive winners in just 24 hours.
With my Weekly Blitz Alerts, people can throw their old buy-and-hold strategy out the window. And forget spending hours reading through pages of earnings reports and squinting at stock charts.
To start collecting these 24-hour home runs, all one needs to do is follow my simple trading instructions the minute I issue a Blitz Alert. It’s that simple.
Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) are always a hot ticket, but the thirst for trading new companies in 2021 has never been higher.
To date, U.S. markets have had 640 different companies debut this year. That’s more than five times the number of IPOs by this time last year…
(If you traded any of them, reply directly to this email and tell me about it!)
The IPO frenzy is real, and that trend looks to continue next week with Robinhood, the popular stock trading app, set to have its IPO debut on Thursday.
To be honest… There’s a lot about this IPO that makes me laugh.
For starters, the company is set to go public between $38 and $42 a share — leaving the valuation around $35 billion.
But is there a Robinhood IPO valuation that is a buy?
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