Under-the-Radar Energy Drink Stock +170% in 5 Months — Set to Soar Higher in 2021

Holiday investment 2 of 5: Adam picked this solar stock back in July, and it should soar even higher under the Biden Administration. 2 new articles: Back in July, an energy stock landed on our radar that’s up big since — and in the Chart of the Day, Tesla looks a lot like 1956 IBM. [Turn Your Images On] Green Zone Stock [Under-the-Radar Energy Drink Stock +170% in 5 Months — Set to Soar Higher in 2021]( [Turn Your Images On] [Charles Sizemore, Research Analyst]( Next year will be one of rebuilding. Many Americans will rebuild their financial lives by looking for a new job, starting a new business — or restarting one that had to temporarily close. But millions of us will also look to rebuild our bodies after a year of socially-distanced neglect. As [I joked last week]( like the “freshman 15” college kids gain in their first year away from home, many of us are looking down at our guts and seeing the “COVID 19.” The new year will inspire many of us to get active and back in shape. Companies that focus on fitness and wellness should be the major beneficiaries of that trend. Back in July, a stock landed on our radar that’s up 170% since. [Click here to find out why we think this stock is still a buy.]( Suggested Stories [Will Trump Boom Ignite Biden Bubble?]( [‘Hobby’ Stock Is up Triple Digits — Plenty of Momentum Left]( --------------------------------------------------------------- FROM OUR PARTNERS [A 7.5% preferred payer for safe, monthly income]( One of my absolute favorite preferred plays right now is actually a closed-end fund that's run by one of the most experienced management teams in the business. It pays a rock-steady 7.5% dividend and is set to weather almost anything the market might throw at us next. [Click here for all the details.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Chart of the Day [Turn Your Images On] [Michael Carr, CMT]( [Tesla Looks a Lot Like 1956 IBM]( Tesla is the largest auto company in the world, measured by market capitalization. In fact, according to CNBC, Tesla’s market cap tops the nine largest automakers combined. High valuations invariably lead to questions about whether the company is worth it. For Tesla, history holds some important answers. Tesla, and its CEO Elon Musk, could emulate their predecessors. [Click here to find out what Tesla has in common with companies including Ford and the one whose stock is in the chart below — IBM.]( Suggested Stories [If Vaccination Goes Well, Consumer Spending Will Soar]( --------------------------------------------------------------- FROM OUR PARTNERS [Are You Prepared for America’s Death Spiral?]( The prophetic analyst who predicted the subprime mortgage meltdown… the financial crisis of 2008… the Greek sovereign debt crisis… and Brexit… Just issued another dire warning… About a $7.4 trillion financial extinction event he sees coming on January 15, 2021... A cataclysmic event he says will lead to widespread bank failures… A 70% stock market decline… Food shortages... And violent social unrest that leads to martial law. He’s urging Americans to take 4 simple steps to prepare today. 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