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Find out what’s moving these names today

Find out what’s moving these names today                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Good morning, 360! Here are our top investing ideas today – and a heads up that Jason Bond is offering complimentary training in [Small Account Journey]( tonight at 8pm EST. [Join HERE at 8pm!]( Set a reminder on your phone! REVG - Up over 23% in pre-market after crushing earnings and increasing guidance LAKE - Up over 21% after earnings beat and pledge to maintain profitability SMTC - Up over 19% after surprising with positive earnings and revenue beat *A Message on Behalf of Lifewater Media 🔥 Hot Stock of the Day 🔥 Coeptis Therapeutic Holdings (Nasdaq: COEP) After Apple’s tremendous flop the other day (a $3,500 equivalent to Meta’s Oculus?!?), this tiny biotech has shot up by 24% and counting in the past few days. Ultimately outperforming the NASDAQ by more than a whopping 2400%! But why? And, more importantly, is this the beginning of another MASSIVE RUN for the company? All signs say that it’s very possible. And we’re not the only ones with our eyes on this little guy. Do your due diligence to see what [positions]( the BIG DOGS 🐕‍🦺 have already taken, and research the [company’s website]( to see their ambitious plans to make a positive difference in the world. *Sponsored by Lifewater Media, please see disclosures below REVG - Up over 20% in pre-market after crushing earnings and increasing guidance REV Group (REVG), designs, manufactures and distributes specialty vehicles including fire trucks and emergency vehicles, and related aftermarket parts and services in the United States, Europe and internationally. The company reported earnings this morning. REVG reported adjusted EPS of $0.35 vs the $0.18 estimate with sales of $681.20M vs $580.46M estimated. REVG also increased its FY23 revenue outlook to $2.40 billion - $2.55 billion vs the prior $2.3 billion - $2.5 billion. The company also announced that the board had approved a $175 million share repurchase authorization effective immediately. REVG has found support at the $14 area and that will be an important level to watch this morning. Above it, targets to the upside are $14.50, $15 and then the pre-market high of $15.29. Beyond that, $16.50, $17.50 and $18 come into play. Below $14, there is potential support at $13.50, $13, and then a gap to fill at $12. LAKE - Up over 20% after earnings beat and pledge to maintain profitability Lakeland Industries (LAKE) manufactures and sells industrial protective clothing and accessories for the industrial and public protective clothing market worldwide. The company reported Q1 earnings of $0.18 vs $0.13 estimate with sales of $28.70 million - just missing the $28.71 million estimate. The stock is up over 20% in pre-market after CEO Charlie Robertson [stated](, “Fire and other key high-value products lines [are] positive…maintain out targeted level of profitability from a gross profit and adjusted EBITDA margin standpoint.” The positive earnings on less revenue has investors looking forward to continued profitability for the company. The $14 level was resistance in after-hours and was a major prior support level for LAKE. Thus, it will be an important area to watch. Above it, targets to the upside are the pre-market high of $15 with $15.50, $16, $16.50, $17 and $18 above that. Below $14, there is potential support at $13, $12.40, and a gap to fill at $12.28. SMTC - Up over 19% after surprising with positive earnings and revenue beat Semtech Corporation (SMTC) designs, develops, manufactures and markets analog and mixed-signal semiconductor products and advanced algorithms. The company reported Q1 EPS of $0.02 beating the -$0.08 estimate, with sales of $236.54 million vs the $234.99M consensus. CEO Mohan Maheswaran [stated](, “Semtech exceeded the midpoint of our revenue and earnings guidance as we see signs of business stabilization.” The $27 level has acted as support in the pre-market and will be an important level to watch. Above it, targets to the upside will be $28, and then the pre-market high of $28.90. Beyond that, $30 and then a gap to fill at $32.11 come into play. Below $27, there is potential support at $26, $25, $23 and a gap to fill at $22.43. [Economic Calendar]([Â]( To Your Success! *please see disclosures below Questions or concerns about our products? Email [Support@360wallstreet.io]( © Copyright 2022, RagingBull - Refund Policy - Privacy Policy - Terms & Conditions *PAID ADVERTISEMENT. 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