A Message from T3 Live In 2008, I went on CNBC and warned of a huge crash in the market.
They laughed at me on live television…see it here!
I told readers to get out of stocks in February 2020 before one of the fastest crashes in US history.
Others still were skeptical.
You would’ve traded Nvidia, Tesla, Netflix… all the big names and had a shot at making money following me the last few years.
I’m not guessing when I make these calls.
All you needed was one, free indicator.
It’s one I’ve never heard anyone else use, but I’ve traded with it full-time for the last 30 years.
This indicator alerts me when I should be buying and when to sell.
You don’t need to be some expert stock trader to use it too… it’s self-explanatory.
My name’s Scott Redler. I’m one of the most well-known traders on Wall Street and I’ll share with you this indicator.
The indicator is free… and the 23-page book I wrote for you is also free.
Get the free indicator right here now on the next page.
Scott Redler
Editor of Power Plays and Co-Founder of T3 Live
Today's Bonus Article Snap-On: Snap Up This Strong Signal While It's Still CheapWritten by Thomas Hughes 
Snap-On’s (NYSE: SNA) stock price action threw a strong signal following the Q2 earnings release and outlook update, signalling that a rapid increase in share price will follow. The signal is a 6% increase in the share price, revealing a high degree of market commitment. The commitment is significant, as the move confirms support at the bottom of a critical range, aligning with the long-term uptrend and indicating that a minimum 12% upside remains ahead. The 12% upside will align this market with the all-time highs, a critical resistance target and pivot point, setting it up to set a new high and open the door to a more sustained rally for this industrial stock. Other indicators aligning with the bullish signal include trading volume, stochastic, and MACD indicators. The volume didn’t spike robustly but is up noticeably for the week and sufficient to be off interest, topping the 1.5 million mark and growing as of midweek of the report. Regarding the indicators, MACD and stochastic are firing strong bullish crossovers low in their respective ranges, indicating strengthening market support and a market with room to run. In this scenario, Snap-On stock can rally higher through the end of the quarter and year, easily setting new highs in the process. 
Analysts' sentiment trends favor an upswing in Snap-On share prices and a rise to new all-time highs. Analysts' sentiment has cooled over the past few years but remains bullish, with the six current reports tracked by MarketBeat rating the stock as a Moderate Buy. The bias is bullish, with four of the six rating as an outright Buy, and the consensus target forecasts a 5% upside. The critical factor is that these analysts provide a bullish support base from which new coverage and price target increases can propel market sentiment. The high-end target of $400 is sufficient to put this stock well above its current all-time high. Likewise, the institutional trends align with a solid support base, uptrend, and potential for new all-time highs. The group, which owns approximately 85% of the stock, has been buying robustly this year, with Q1 and Q2 buying activity outpacing selling by more than 2-to-1 on a dollar basis. More importantly, their activity carried into Q3 and strengthened, with virtually no selling in the first two weeks of July, only buying to the tune of nearly $500 million. If these trends continue, Snap-On stock will have no choice but to more higher. Snap-On Relieves Macroeconomic Concerns, Guides Higher for H2 Snap-On had a solid quarter in Q2, relieving market concerns over macroeconomic headwinds with the results and guidance update. The company reported $1.1 billion in revenue, flat compared to the prior year, and a full 100 basis points above MarketBeat’s reported consensus estimate. The strength was driven by Snap-On’s diversified model and operational quality, with Commercial & Industrial down slightly and offset by increases in the Tools and Repair segments. Margin news is also good. Holding steady year over year despite the impacts of tariffs and inflationary headwinds, GAAP EPS is at $4.72 or nearly 200 basis points above forecasts. Share buybacks aided the EPS, reducing the count nearly 1% for the quarter and YTD periods and are expected to continue through year’s end. Regarding the guidance, the company reaffirmed its outlook for the year, including for CAPE and effective tax rates, reassuring the market that it is on track for profitable growth. Snap-On’s Balance Sheet, Another Reason to Want to Own It Snap-On’s balance sheet provides investors another reason to consider owning it. Not only is the company growing profitably and producing sufficient cash flow to sustain the capital return outlook, but it is also able to improve its fortress-quality balance sheet. Highlights at the end of Q2 include YTD increases in cash, receivables, inventories, and current and total assets, compounded by reduced liability. Equity is up significantly for this dividend-paying stock, and leverage is low, with the balance sheet showing net cash and debt of approximately 0.2 times the equity.
Thank you for subscribing to The Early Bird, MarketBeat's 7:00 AM newsletter that covers stories that will impact the stock market each day. This message is a paid advertisement sent on behalf of T3 Live, a third-party advertiser of The Early Bird and MarketBeat. Disclosures If you need assistance with your newsletter, please don't hesitate to email MarketBeat's U.S. based support team at contact@marketbeat.com. If you no longer wish to receive email from The Early Bird, you can unsubscribe. Copyright 2006-2025 MarketBeat Media, LLC. All rights reserved. 345 N Reid Pl. #620, Sioux Falls, SD 57103. United States of America. . Just For You: How to Collect Up To $5,917/mo From Trump's Made In USA Boom (From Investors Alley)
|
|
0 Response to "Buy the stock when it touches this ONE line on the chart"
Post a Comment