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Short sellers may be in big trouble here 😵‍💫

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A “squeeze” is brewing… ?

A “squeeze” is brewing…                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 August 06, 2023 Hi Folks, happy Sunday! ANNOUNCEMENT: Tomorrow (Monday, Aug 7th) you are invited to join me LIVE in the [Shooting Gallery]( chat room at 11am EST. I am going to talk about this week’s Bullseye idea + share several other new trades I am looking at right now. I’ll also discuss where I think the market is headed from here. With all of the market volatility lately, this is an important session, so set a reminder and make sure you attend.⏰ I will see you TOMORROW @ 11am EST in the [Shooting Gallery]( 🎯! I hope you are having a great weekend and are ready for a hot week of trading coming up! After we finally got a dip in the market last week (as I expected), I am ready to scoop up some awesome opportunities. Just like this one on Steakholder (Nasdaq: STKH) If you recall, a couple of weeks ago, I sent everyone on my exclusive SMS list this alert… and well, you know what happened next! By the way, if you are new or just haven’t registered for mobile phone alerts, it is ridiculously simple and will take you about 10 seconds — so make sure you do it right now! 👉 Just text “RAGE” to (888) 404-5747 to get all of the latest HOT STOCK ideas and LIVE training invitations delivered right to your phone! 🔥📲 After STKH, we saw a couple other amazing ideas last week. On Thursday, I introduced you to a small company that manufactures lab-created diamonds. The very next day, that stock made a 42%+ move from its lows! Before that, on Monday, I brought a super high-growth stock that had just uplisted exchanges to your attention. I guess the market loved that idea as well, because you got a front row seat to see a 23% move over the next 3 days… There are so many great ideas out there, I wish I could feature a new one every day right now! But get ready, because I think tomorrow might blow these out of the water. 🌊 The whole “meme stock” phenomenon has slipped from the headlines recently, but I think everyday traders learned a lot from it. Before GameStop and AMC, I don’t think many of them knew a lot about “short squeezes.” Now that’s a regular part of our trading vocabulary. I’m glad about that because with the right setup and timing, they can be immensely profitable for investors… and catastrophic for the shorts. Right now, I’m marveling at a potential “short squeeze” setup that’s spanning 20 tabs on my internet browser (I’ll detail what this means and show you some recent examples tomorrow as well). Get this: Last month, the stock jumped a monstrous 263% in 24 hours and the shorts called a bluff. Unfortunately for them, while the price has dipped some from the high it saw a few weeks ago, it has quietly been consolidating at a level well above where it was in June. If I were short this stock right now, I would be extremely nervous. 😨 Available shares to borrow have dried up and borrow fees are over 500%! Tomorrow, I’ll explain more about “borrow fees,” and why you should look at that metric if you are looking for stocks with explosive potential. The shorts are on the ropes and a slight tick up in price could set off a fabled “short squeeze” like we saw on Carvana twice just last month. Translation: This tiny stock could be headed for the moon. 🚀 Now, nothing in life or trading is guaranteed, but after you read my thoughts tomorrow, I think you’ll probably agree that this is an ideal short squeeze setup. I’m finishing sorting the details on it right now, but I’ll have my report over to you bright and early in the morning. Keep your eyes peeled and be sure you’re adequately caffeinated ☕. You won’t want to miss this one. To Your Success!  Questions or concerns about our products? Email Support@ragingbull.com © Copyright 2022, RagingBull  DISCLAIMER To more fully understand any Ragingbull.com, LLC ("RagingBull") subscription, website, application or other service ("Services"), please review our full disclaimer located at FOR EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY; NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE. 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