| | | Turning Point 2022: Top Expert Predictions For Next Year |
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| Roger Scott has already nailed past predictions in 2020/2021 like:
- Called for the rally in small caps post-election (414% on CLNE, 153% on DDD, even 246% on GME all in just 7 days)
- Nailed predictions on "ecommerce" predicting triple digit moves in Etsy, Shopify, & Meli
- Formulated a large cap trading algorithm that signalled over 1,400% in net cumulative profits in 2020
- Told investor's to get into RIOT early before the big shift to crypto's - RIOT soared 1,122%
- And over the last six months, pinpointed a major rally in industrials and basic materials that most hedge funds completely missed on!
Now, on Tuesday @ 1pm Eastern, Roger Scott is revealing his top predictions for 2022! |
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| | | Apple, Nvidia and AMD — Oh My! See This Week's Star-Studded Watchlist |
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| We have a star-studded Alpha Intel weekly watchlist that has three stocks and two ETFs atop my radar...
We'll kick this watchlist off with a true king among Kingmaker stocks… Apple!
Back in the day, there was an old saying: What's good for GM is good for the country.
While General Motors is still a major player, it's not the behemoth it once was. But that saying can now be applied to Apple, which has a $3 trillion market cap (versus GM's $79 billion market cap).
Follow the link and we'll break down Apple. We also have a few other major players on this week's list including AMD, Nvidia, my favorite ticker on Wall Street and an ETF that tracks the Russell 2000 that looks ready to break out… |
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| | | A Watchlist Flip as Media Flops on Omicron |
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| Just a day after the financial media told us the omicron variant and West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin teamed up to beat markets down a whole 1%, they have headed the other direction...
Not missing a beat, the clickbait provocateurs over at CNBC flip-flopped and again acted like omicron was no big deal. Moreover, their cheerleader-in-chief and recent COVID-19 survivor, Jim Cramer, is back out there pumping up the market. |
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| | Volatility refers to the amount of uncertainty or risk related to the size of changes in a security's value. Higher volatility means that the price of the security can change dramatically over a short time period in either direction. Lower volatility means that a security's value does not fluctuate dramatically, and tends to be more steady. |
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