| Big Debt + 83% Crash + Dividend Cuts = 157% Return? | | What do an 83% stock price dip, dividend cuts and a mountain of debt have in common?
They were all bad news headlines about Apache Corp. in April 2020.
So with those awful headlines, how did ex-hedge fund manager Lance Ippolito know to buy in at that time…
He just waited for this. | | | | | 2 Hot Bargain Stocks Trading Below $10 | | Unless you've been living under a rock the past few quarters, it shouldn't be any surprise that most stocks are trading near 52-week highs.
I mean, the overall stock market is just a hair below all-time price levels... momentum levels are the highest we've seen in nearly 15 years… and for every 500 stocks trading at a 90-day price high, only one is trading at a 90-day price low.
And in most cases, institutional accumulation tends to pick up when a stock begins trading above $15 to $20 per share. Anything below that level and the stock typically remains under the radar from most hedge fund traders.
| | *clicking these links will automatically subscribe you to Roger Scott emails | | | | | MindMed's Nasdaq Debut a Win for Alternative Medicine. Is It a Buy? | | Alternative drug developer Mind Medicine debuted on the Nasdaq on Tuesday following an incredible two-day run-up that saw the stock jump over 47%.
MindMed is a biotechnology company focused on the clinical development of psychedelic-sourced drugs.
The medical and business communities are beginning to realize that treatments like psilocybin mushrooms, ketamine and DMT can help with mental disorders like anxiety, depression and trauma. | | *clicking these links will automatically subscribe you to Future of Wealth emails | | | | | Are These Stocks Legally Forced to Rise? | | This emmy-nominated journalist was sent a secret list from a former Wall Street analyst.
It contains a controversial truth about some of the richest CEOs and executives… About what they're legally allowed to do to their own stock price.
But if traders look away from the stock market — and toward this "secret sector" instead — they can spot this quasi-legal activity up to 48 hours before the elites profit from their own moves.
And the Wall Street analyst who put this list together is pulling back the corporate veil. | | | | "Hi, I have been using the V-Bounce Strategy very successfully now for approx 30 days... I'm using it on Stocks only... Exited my first two trades this week... Both up > 10%"
Joe
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