Sunday, February 12, 2023

“Medical AI” stock w/ 200x upside…?

Hey, Anthony here:

Studying chart patterns is one of the simplest ways to beef up your trading skills and give yourself a bigger advantage in the market.

See, markets move in cycles…

And the more you study charts, the more you'll see trends, themes, and patterns emerge.

I compiled a list of some of my favorite chart patterns — the ones I believe every trader worth their salt should know.

The first is a classic that, when used correctly, can help you spot better entry and exit targets…  



This "Medical AI Stock" Still Trades Under $1… With a 200x Upside


History shows investing early in the right companies can be very beneficial.

Take the early days of the tech revolution.

On the one hand, you had cautious investors who wanted to wait for more clarification on whether technology was here to stay.

Many missed the boat on some of history's biggest stock market returns.

On the other hand, early investors in companies like Apple, Amazon, and Google have been rewarded for betting on the success of future tech leaders.

Some saw returns as high as 200x and never had to work another day.

A similar story is playing out with Artificial Intelligence (AI) today… 

Anthony Speciale

Market Expert at Big Energy Profits

team1@hawkeyetraders.com
bigenergyprofits.com


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