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So far, so good. The group of Reddit traders who are trying to take down some big time short sellers

So far, so good. The group of Reddit traders who are trying to take down some big time short sellers on Wall Street are following the call to "hold the line." GameStop rose bigly in aftermarket trading and hasn't seen a significant dip since. It's a fascinating reminder of what retail traders are capable of when they are really motivated. Good reminder for each one of you as well! Did you know that there’s a special website that tracks biotech stocks like Amazon tracks your packages? Wouldn’t it be great to learn how and why they do it? And how that method could help you identify the best biotech trades? Good news! We know someone who’s an expert in that area. Our good friend Lou Basenese is sharing his 7-step system for finding biotech trades and the ticker symbol of his current favorite. [Click here to reserve your spot]( (By clicking this link, you’ll automatically be opted into the briefing, as well as periodic updates from Lou’s Trend Trader Daily ([privacy policy]( and Rob ([privacy policy]( Stock of the Year 2020: TSLA Even after having dropped over $100 from its Monday high this week, Tesla stock owners don't have much to complain about. 2020 was a phenomenal year for the stock, which made founder Elon Musk the richest man in the world. Want all the details on just what 2020 did for the EV manufacturer? [Read our article here]( (By clicking this link, you’ll automatically be opted into the briefing, as well as periodic updates from Lou’s Trend Trader Daily ([privacy policy]( and Rob ([privacy policy]( There's a Store for That? Looking to commemorate the week retail traders took down Wall Street? We've got you covered with our friends over at Financial Wars. 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The cheapest MacBook Pro with an Intel processor costs $1,799; the one with the Apple processor costs only $1,299. Right now, Apple is still selling a variety of models with Intel processors, especially for high-performance computers. Services have become Apple's second-largest field. Revenue from streaming, cloud, and app services rose by 16.2% to $53.8 billion. Revenue from iPhones sank by 3.2% to $137.8 billion. Right on time for the Christmas quarter, Apple presented four variations of the iPhone 12 at once. With their own 5G modem, Apple is hoping to decrease reliance on the supplier Qualcomm for iPhone production. Company portrait Apple is one of the globe's leading electronics companies. The company designs, produces, and markets hardware and software solutions for private and business use. Their most famous product is the iPhone. Apple makes devices in every category, from smartwatches to high-end PCs and premium goods. They consistently hold the top slot in international market rankings. Logitech surpassed expectations by a significant margin From July to September, this supplier of computer parts and accessories increased its revenue by 75%, reaching $1.26 billion. For the first time in their history, they made more than one billion dollars in a single quarter. Profits jumped from 73 million to 267 million. This means that, in just three months, Logitech earned more than half as much as they made in the entirety of 2019. Impressive cash flow development With a cash flow surplus of $399 million in their operating funds, the company took in nearly as much cash in 6 months as they did in the entire previous year. These positive numbers are reflected in their balance sheets. On the asset side, they have a mountain of liquid funds piling as high as $917 million. This is a significant part of the balance total. And signs point to further growth. Logitech sees the trend toward working from home and the growing market for computer games as long-term propellers of new growth. The current business year should see revenues increase by 35–40%, up to four times as fast as has been predicted so far. Their EBIT should lie between 700 and 725 million dollars, significantly above their previous numbers ($410–425 million). Company portrait This Swiss company is a leading global manufacturer of computer parts and accessories such as wireless mice and keyboards, remote controls, gaming accessories, joysticks, PC/MP3 loudspeakers, and webcams. They are active as electronics retailers. I wish you all good investing! Sincerely, Dr. Gregor Bauer Leveraged trading in foreign currency or off-exchange products on margin carries significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. We advise you to carefully consider whether trading is appropriate for you based on your personal circumstances. You may lose more than you invest. We recommend that you seek independent advice and ensure you fully understand the risks involved before trading. The information on this website is intended as educational in nature and we do not recommend that you buy or sell any specific financial instrument.   Daily Profit Publishing , 1800 Hughes Landing Blvd. Ste. 200, The Woodlands, TX 77380, United States [Update your subscription]( — [Unsubscribe](

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