When consumers boycott your product

The drama around the #1 marketing disaster of the decade continues. In case you missed it, here's the long story short: Bud Light's core consumer base didn't like its transgender ad campaign, and the brand finally dropped out of America's "Top 10 beer brands" list after a multi-month boycott. Recommended Link New Backdoor to Big Energy Profits. The brand's stock has been range bound for a while. But we won't know the extent of the damage until its parent company Anheuser-Busch releases earnings on July 27th.  The truth is Anheuser-Busch is the world's #1 brewer and sells more than 100 beer brands in the U.S. alone. So, I don't think the boycott will hit the company hard.  Still, if earnings reveal lower-than-expected numbers for the Budweiser division…  There'll be a few profit opportunities as big money flows in and out of companies based on their decision to include or exclude L.G.B.T.Q communities in their ads. If you're interested, here's a breakdown of how we leverage such opportunities. To your trading success, Steve Place In Case You Missed It 1. Welcome to "summertime" trading. 2. Bigger returns beyond "crowd favorites." 3. Buffett using "oil knowledge" to his advantage

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