A Double-Digit Setup for This Industrial Stock

The market is a lot like a rubber band... When it's pulled too far in one direction, it'll snap back. That goes for individual stocks, too. See why this stock is likely due for a snapback rally... [Stansberry Research Logo] Delivering World-Class Financial Research Since 1999 [DailyWealth] A Double-Digit Setup for This Industrial Stock By Chris Igou, analyst, True Wealth --------------------------------------------------------------- When a stock pulls back, we want to know two things... The first is how much the price has fallen. The second is how quickly the pullback is happening. We don't want to be caught holding bad equities... If a stock is plummeting, we'll follow our stops – and get out as fast as possible when we hit them. But these two signals don't always spell trouble. They can often show us opportunities to buy... For instance, if a stock falls too quickly in a short period of time, investors might be getting overly bearish. That's exactly what we're seeing in a major industrial stock today. And it could lead to outperformance over the next year. Let me explain... --------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Links: [The Greatest Financial Threat to Retirement in History]( With inflation soaring and stocks crashing, the decisions you make before April 30 could determine if you're among tens of millions of older Americans who will give up on the idea of retirement for good. According to one former Goldman Sachs banker, "This could be the year that changes the entire idea of retirement in America forever – you must prepare NOW." [Click here for the full story](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [A Massive Wave of Bankruptcies Is Coming]( It's actually much bigger and more important than what happens to the Nasdaq or S&P 500 Index. 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The market is a lot like a rubber band... When it's pulled too far in one direction, it'll snap back. And that goes for individual stocks, too. Right now, 3M (MMM) may be due for a snapback rally... The industrial conglomerate's stock fell as much as 19% since the start of the year. That rapid fall sent shares deep into oversold territory in February. Take a look... 3M has been falling rapidly in recent months... But February's oversold indicator is a new potential buy signal. Since 1980, when 3M has fallen below and risen back above an RSI of 30, the stock has started to rally. In 77% of cases like this, shares have outperformed over the next year. Buying now could lead to solid gains through 2023. Take a look... 3M has returned almost 8% per year since 1980. That's pretty good. But this stock offers more upside if we buck the typical buy-and-hold strategy... History shows that buying after oversold setups can lead to outperformance. Similar cases have resulted in 6% gains in three months, 7% gains in six months, and an 11% gain over the next year. Now, 3M is still in a downtrend. It hit new lows this week. But its RSI has recovered, rising above the critical 30 level... which is what we like to see from this indicator. I still recommend you wait for prices to rise before buying. But looking strictly at the RSI, this company is one you could consider owning today... And based on history, it's likely good for a double-digit gain over the next year. Good investing, Chris Igou Further Reading "You want to buy assets when prices are moving in your favor," Chris writes. Investors have been ignoring this market. But recent signals are telling us it could be a buy in the near term... Read more here: [What Today's Oversold Extreme Means for This Investment](. Investors are terrified of the market today. With all that's going on in the world, no one knows when the volatility will end. 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