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[] if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck… [View in browser]( [View in browser]( [] MAY 10, 2024 [] [] Geof Smith is sharing tips, tricks and market insights in his FREE Telegram channel! [Click here to get in FREE now!]( [] TUCCI'S TWO CENTS A Return to Stagflation 1970s America saw the stagflation era, a time of slow economic growth, high unemployment, and high inflation. It was a tough time for Americans. Back then if you wanted to purchase a house, you’d be charged an interest rate of 12.9%. The dilemma with stagflation is this: actions intended to help lower inflation often make unemployment worse and bring the entire system down further. It’s a tricky cycle to fall in. Now, in modern day America, we aren’t currently in a deep stagflation cycle. [But the way things are trending is troublesome…]( — Nate Tucci [] [] Global tensions are rising… War is raging… And one stock is practically GUARANTEED to see an injection of government cash… Potentially driving it to new all-time highs and beyond! Now Roger Scott & Jack Carter want to share the details of the MASSIVE gain potential for this stock! [Click here to register your spot now!]( [] [] SCOTT WELSH’S ANATOMY OF A GREAT TRADE Anatomy of a Great Trade: TSLA Do high-flying companies ever go on sale? If they’re truly high-flyers, the answer is: not very often. But sometimes they do. And Tesla (TSLA) is an example. A very lucrative example. Back in 2019, TSLA got some bad news (like it always seems to get.) Of course, it was bad news of its own making (TSLA is constantly doing that, too.) In 2019, the company had seen its deliveries decline and had missed on its sales and earnings numbers. It was in a bad way. Here’s the chart from back then: In June, the price came down near the lower Band of a long-term moving average (the 800 SMA.) TSLA was definitely on sale. (Unless it was going to zero.) What happened? It went from $12 down at the lower Band up to “fair value” $19 a few months later. That’s a quick 50% move. But if you loved TSLA and used the move to the lower Band as your entry point for a buy-and-hold position, a buy at $12 would now be at $171. [] Buying TSLA on sale could’ve led to a big win. And, look, Tesla is down near the lower Band again right now. Could it be ready for another big run? Happy trading, Scott [] [] [] [] MAY 10, 2024 [] [] Geof Smith is sharing tips, tricks and market insights in his FREE Telegram channel! [Click here to get in FREE now!]( [] TUCCI'S TWO CENTS A Return to Stagflation 1970s America saw the stagflation era, a time of slow economic growth, high unemployment, and high inflation. It was a tough time for Americans. Back then if you wanted to purchase a house, you’d be charged an interest rate of 12.9%. The dilemma with stagflation is this: actions intended to help lower inflation often make unemployment worse and bring the entire system down further. It’s a tricky cycle to fall in. Now, in modern day America, we aren’t currently in a deep stagflation cycle. [But the way things are trending is troublesome…]( — Nate Tucci [] [] Global tensions are rising… War is raging… And one stock is practically GUARANTEED to see an injection of government cash… Potentially driving it to new all-time highs and beyond! Now Roger Scott & Jack Carter want to share the details of the MASSIVE gain potential for this stock! [Click here to register your spot now!]( [] [] SCOTT WELSH’S ANATOMY OF A GREAT TRADE Anatomy of a Great Trade: TSLA Do high-flying companies ever go on sale? If they’re truly high-flyers, the answer is: not very often. But sometimes they do. And Tesla (TSLA) is an example. A very lucrative example. Back in 2019, TSLA got some bad news (like it always seems to get.) Of course, it was bad news of its own making (TSLA is constantly doing that, too.) In 2019, the company had seen its deliveries decline and had missed on its sales and earnings numbers. It was in a bad way. Here’s the chart from back then: In June, the price came down near the lower Band of a long-term moving average (the 800 SMA.) TSLA was definitely on sale. (Unless it was going to zero.) What happened? It went from $12 down at the lower Band up to “fair value” $19 a few months later. That’s a quick 50% move. But if you loved TSLA and used the move to the lower Band as your entry point for a buy-and-hold position, a buy at $12 would now be at $171. [] Buying TSLA on sale could’ve led to a big win. And, look, Tesla is down near the lower Band again right now. Could it be ready for another big run? 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