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A certain indicator is going bananas right now, flagging bullish activity in a few stocks — join me at noon ET on Monday for details! This Cybersecurity Stock Could Be an Earnings Dark Horse Next Week Earnings season is winding down, but there are still some interesting tickers to watch out for next week… And one such ticker caught my eye as a potential dark horse… cybersecurity company SentinelOne (S). If you remember just a couple of weeks ago, fellow Cybersecurity company Palo Alto Networks (PANW) took a 100-plus-dollar dive, falling from $366 a share to $260 on Feb. 21, dragging the entire sector down with it. SentinelOne dropped about 13% in the wake of PANW’s warning of “spending fatigue.” But since then, CrowdStrike (CRWD) reported earnings, bouncing from around $291 a share to $393, helping bump the sector back up a bit. So in comes SentinelOne, which reports Wednesday after the close. And we’ve seen quite a bit of bullish activity… 2 Stocks Flashing ‘Bull Market’ If you’re looking for new trade ideas for next week, you must attend my first indicator class of 2024… As of late, this indicator has been going bananas. Meaning, we’ve seen a lot more buy signals than what I would consider normal. We’ve seen buy signals across a number of stocks, sectors and indices… It reminds me of the market exuberance we saw way back in 2020 and 2021… Anyway, I’m hosting a free session at noon ET on Monday, March 11, to show you why my indicator is flashing all these signals. As you’ll see, it has to do with the amount of money moving into the market — which is BULLISH! So, if you’d like to join me on Monday afternoon and see why so many signals are popping… BEST Order Of The Day: MNMD Thanks to my News Flow Scanner, we found another big mover… ahead of time! That’s the point, right? To get in these calls or puts before they blast off to the moon or fall off a cliff… Well, the only way to do that is with my News Flow Scanner! While this isn’t actually the “BEST” order of the day as far as gains, it is one of the cheapest big movers — which I LOVE! With MNMD up about flat after losing steam on its opening bounce and sitting right at $9.00 a share in early trading Friday, the order above hit in the April monthly $11 calls. At the time, it was trading for around $0.77 a contract. By 11:40 a.m. on the East Coast and with MNMD now up 10.6% to just shy of $10.00 a share, it was trading for about $1.37 a contract — that’s a 77.9%* move higher for those scoring at home. Something important to keep in mind: As it says at the top, this is the BEST order of the day — one of if not the biggest mover of all orders that came in (by around 1 p.m. ET). There were also gains that were much smaller, and of course some losers mixed in as well, as is the case every day. So what can you do with this information? Check out the News Flow Scanner today — just click that link below! I’m Also Covering…
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