The One Stock with More Upside Potential than Amazon

You’re receiving this email as part of your subscription to Andrew Zatlin’s Moneyball Daily [Unsubscribe]( [Moneyball Economics] The One Stock with More Upside Potential than Amazon Tuesday, May 17, 2022 Typically, crappy markets like this last four months. How long’s it been this time around? Four months! I believe a relief rally is on its way… And now I’d like to share my #1 way to play it. [CLICK HERE TO LAUNCH VIDEO OR READ THE FULL TRANSCRIPT BELOW »»]( > ADVERTISEMENT < [Elon Musk's Next BIG Bet]( First he bet it all on PayPal and made millions... Then he bet it all on Tesla and made billions. Now he's going all-in again... And this time, he plans to dominate a market worth $1.32 trillion. That's why I'm projecting huge profits for early investors who get in before June 30th, 2022! [Click here for the full details »]( For a transcript of this video, see below. This transcript has been lightly edited for length and clarity. The One Stock with More Upside Potential than Amazon Let’s say you’re a big hedge fund. Over the past month, your holdings have plummeted in value. Maybe your fund owns a big stake in bitcoin, which is down 50% in a month: Or in used-car seller Carvana (NYSE: CVNA), down 55%: Or in streaming platform Netflix (Nasdaq: NFLX), also down 55%: But if you’re down 50%, you’re getting margin calls. That means you’ve got to stop buying and start selling… And that hurts the market! And meanwhile, hedge funds aren’t the only ones who are reeling… Individual Investors Are Scared Investors like you are reeling, too. A year ago, individual investors accounted for 21% of all stock trading. But this year, that figure is down by about half — it’s down to just 11%! In other words, individuals are scared, so they aren’t propping up the market, either. But could things be about to change? According to a key signal, they sure could… Here’s Why the Selling Pressure Can Calm Down When people invest in hedge funds, there are certain times — certain “windows” — when they’re able to cash out their money. These are called redemption windows. Hedge funds have to prepare for these windows by having plenty of cash ready. In other words, they have to sell a bunch of their positions or slow down their investing so they can have cash available for customer withdrawals. Well, recently, the redemption window has been wide open — and investors have been withdrawing like crazy. But guess what? Last Friday, the window closed. That means hedge funds can stop selling their positions just because they need to raise cash. Now they can take a breather, see what looks good, and potentially buy back in. And they might be especially interested in buying back in now… A Strong Indication that Stocks Are “Cheap” Right now, the forward Price-to-Earnings ratio — the price you pay today for next year’s earnings — is below the five-year average. That’s a strong indication that stocks are “cheap.” But don’t rush to buy, buy, buy quite yet. With another rate hike expected in June, we still have some headwinds to get through. But once mid-June rolls around, I expect a lot of investors to come back in… And that should lead to the relief rally we’ve all been waiting for. Make Your Wish List So now’s the time to get your wish list together. For example, here’s one from my list: Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN). Amazon is currently trading right around its pre-Covid levels… despite the fact that it’s doing almost twice the business. That’s crazy. Now, if you’re a “Pro” subscriber, I’ve got a bigger idea — a recommendation that’s far less obvious… with far more upside potential. In the meantime, Zatlin out. 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