Sunday, October 11, 2020

#1 easiest way to profit from stocks in 2020

You're missing out on the #1 easiest way to profit from stocks in 2020.

And it's all thanks to the rise of Robinhood – the no fee investment app…

If you beat them to their trades, you could earn up to 339% on your money every single week…
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All without ever using their service… or even having an account. What are we talking about?

Robinhood hit 13 million users in May.

Most of their clients are first time traders…

Guys who might only have a few hundred bucks to trade.

Together though? We're talking billions upon billions in capital.

And when they go all in on any stock…the fundamentals don't matter (click here to jump in before the next massive winner)
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A company could be BANKRUPT… they'll still shoot it to the moon.

We've seen these zero experience traders plow into zombie stocks like Hertz…

Where you could have earned 556% in 6 days.

Marathon Oil… where you could have earned 165% in a few weeks…

And GoPro which would have paid out at least 120%.

Wall Street wasn't paying attention to ANY of these names.

Click here to see the next Robinhood Effect stock on the move
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