| Lance Has a Confession to Make… | | While he's helped thousands of people with his trade recommendations, there are some that Future of Wealth Head Trader Lance Ippolito's members can't get in on.
And he feels guilty… but the reality is that price action is volatile.
But he began to wonder if there might be a way to fix that and get traders in on his moves even faster…
And he came up with the Daily Profit Challenge. | | | | | The EV Company That's Going to Crush Tesla | | Electric vehicles (EVs) are back on the front page as President Joe Biden announced his plan to get to 50% EVs by 2030.
So this is just a polite reminder that back in March we outlined a company that we expect to smoke Tesla in the long term.
We fired not one, but two separate bullets at it and closed both positions up nearly 20% in just a few weeks.
Well, the stock has corrected back into a fairly attractive range, so it's time to revisit the investment thesis. But there's also one more EV stock flying under the radar that could make an absolute killing over the coming years.
| | | | | 2 Stocks Set to Profit off Biden's Big Infrastructure Spending Plan | | It's no secret that a key part of President Joe Biden's agenda calls for $550 billion in new spending that'll be earmarked for improving the nation's roads, bridges, waterworks and electric grid over the next five years.
But let's not get ahead of ourselves...
The bill was just finalized, so it still has to make its way through an evenly split Senate and Democrat-leaning House, where some on the left aren't too happy with the terms.
We don't know all of the specifics, but there are going to be major infrastructure expenditures, and some stocks are already starting to account that into their valuation, which typically drives price.
Do you remember the old phrase "buy the rumor, sell the news?" Well, it's going to be a while before the bill gets ironed out. But until then, I've found a few stocks set to take off... | | | | |
He's already proven it's possible to spot price action like 30% in five minutes… even 3,000% in just five hours!
He's looking for traders hungry for daily activity… but also want to spend the rest of the day doing whatever they like!
That's because trading shouldn't be about staring at a screen all day. | | | | "Thanks for the introduction of this platform. It's actually what I have been looking for. I will be glad to read from your newsletter any time any day."
Emmanuel S.
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