[List] Our Top Stocks to Play the Market Rebound

[RagingBull Elite]( Undefined, It’s been a traders game over the last two months. And, thankfully, we’re traders here at RagingBull. While investors have been getting crushed during the recent selloff, we’ve been staying lean and nimble, quickly dipping in and out of plays. But there’s a time and place for everything, and the current opportunity to introduce some longer-term buy and hold positions into our overall strategy is becoming too savory to refuse. That’s why our founder and CEO, Jeff Bishop, is launching the brand new [RagingBull Investor newsletter.]( This is an exciting new endeavor where he’ll be revealing to subscribers [how he’s investing his own family’s money to target longer-term “generational wealth."]( And it just so happens that Ben Sturgill sat down with Jeff yesterday to learn why he’s starting to get into long term investments right now. Jeff will share his thoughts on... - [4 big companies that he thinks will turn around well over the next few years]( - [How to dollar cost average your investments for great returns.]( - And much more! [Image]( [Click here to listen to the podcast.]( [Image] Jeff will gradually release many of his ideas on investment opportunities through [his new RagingBull Investor newsletter]( over the coming months. In the meantime, we want to share with you some longer-term opportunities that you can start taking advantage of right away. Due to the recent selloff, the growth potential of some stocks and sectors has become so savory that our team experts are practically drooling over them. That’s why today, we polled each of our experts on what stocks and sectors they think will show the highest recovery over the next 6 months… [I'm an image]( “I am always a big fan of tech. The whole payment sector is great with V, SHOP, SQ, etc. I also think the gaming sector has one of the biggest potential reversals in the next year: WYNN, LVS, MGM, PENN.” ~ Jeff Bishop, Bullseye Trades [(Get his next highest-conviction trade here)]( [I'm an image]( “PENN will probably show an awesome turnaround— once sports are going again and casinos/ tracks are open. The full-service restaurant and arcade stock, PLAY, would even be good too.” ~ Jason Bond, Jason Bond Picks [(Get his brand new Momentum Hunter ebook here)]( [I'm an image]( “Restaurants are going to get a pop as soon as all this madness is over and we’re able to dine in again. Fast food chains, specifically JACK, are great if you wanted to play it safer.” ~ Kyle Dennis, Dollar Ace Trader [(Join his next double your money]( [webinar here)]( [I'm an image]( “I’m keeping it simple with my projections for the next 6 months. Airlines are the best bet for me. I’ll be pushing my chips in with BA and DAL.” ~ Jeff Williams, Profit Prism [(Get his penny stock trading starter]( [pack here)]( [I'm an image]( “Off the top of my head, I’m leaning towards gyms and restaurants as the best sectors to currently choose from. While I may have surprised my subscribers going long on a quick purely technical play in Planet Fitness (PLNT) while gyms were closing, I’m also seeing long-term opportunities in it now.” ~ Nathan Bear, LottoX [(Learn how he took an enormous]( [win in Docusign)]( [I'm an image]( “I would focus on Energy, Materials, Real Estate, and Consumer Discretionary in that order. Though I’m looking for more pull back, I would go with OXY, BA, and T. The restaurant sector is also becoming a great opportunity.” ~ Ben Sturgill, IPO Payday [(See what IPOs he think will pop]( [during quarantine)]( [I'm an image]( “I’m still not looking to hold anything long term in any sectors or stocks right now. But I do see gold going above 200 sometime this year. The Fed causing hyperinflation by basically printing unlimited dollars will make gold more appealing. It hasn’t been priced in yet, but it will in a matter of time.” ~ Taylor Conway, Shadow Trader [(See what dark pool trade he’s eying]( [this week)]( [I'm an image]( “Sectors that I think have high potential to rebound include banks, airlines, energy, and some restaurants. Specifically, I would go with these stocks: AAL, DAL, CLR, ET, XOM, GS, C. And I like these ETFs: XLE and XLF.” ~ Dave Lukas, Triple Threat [(Learn how he’s gone undefeated for]( [8 months)]( To Your Success, The RagingBull.com Team RagingBull, LLC 62 Calef Hwy. #233, Lee, NH 03861 [Click Here to stop receiving emails from support@ragingbull.com]( [Unsubscribe from all RagingBull emails]( Neither Raging Bull nor RagingBull.com, LLC (publisher of Raging Bull) is registered as an investment adviser nor a broker/dealer with either the U. S. 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