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Cash in your pocket with ‘pandemic lifestyle’ here to stay

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Cash in Your Pocket with the Pandemic Staples That Are Here to Stay By Jack Carter, Founder, Jack Ca

Cash in Your Pocket with the Pandemic Staples That Are Here to Stay By Jack Carter, Founder, Jack Carter Trading Anyone who knows me knows I love being on my bike. I live in a great place for it. I can go for miles on the country roads by my house without coming across another soul… If I’m up for a trip all the way to the big city, there’s even a bike-only trail that runs all the way from Boulder to Denver. You can ride it the whole way without seeing a car. 2020 has been a big year for biking. Bike shops around here, like retailers all over the country, are having had a hard time keeping bikes in stock. Stay-at-home orders have forced people to adopt new hobbies. It's been hard for them to even keep bikes in stock. In places like New York City, where my son lives, people are avoiding public transportation and instead are using bikes to get around. In fact, bikes are in such high demand that a shortage has caused bike thefts in NYC to rise 27%. For people focused more on staying in shape than getting around, even indoor biking has had a big year. Take a look at this chart for Peloton (Nasdaq: PTON), for example: That’s a 2020 chart if I’ve ever seen one. People are avoiding going to the gym, which means working out from home has taken off this year. And no company has seized on that trend more than Peloton. People love their Peloton bikes. It’s not just for biking: You can do all kinds of virtual exercise classes with it. But if you saw the next chart I’m going to show you, you’d think that everyone suddenly decided to take their Peloton bikes to the dump: The stock has gone as high as $140. It dropped down to $100 just as Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) announced that its vaccine works with more than 90% efficacy. Two other drug companies made similar announcements. The vaccine news is great for the economy and really, for humanity… but does Peloton really deserve to take the brunt of the downside? If you ask me, Peloton, like countless other ‘pandemic lifestyle’ stocks, have been getting punished unfairly this month. For one, we probably still have months to go until we can truthfully declare the pandemic “over”. Secondly, and more importantly… think about the many new habits we’ve adopted as a society over the course of 2020. Hand washing… social distancing… Netflix binges… Home workouts… Zoom calls… grocery pickup… The list goes on. Like it or not, many of these new features to our lives are here to stay. It doesn’t matter how long until the pandemic is finally over. In other words, the stock market hasn’t quite figured out what to make of a lot of these companies. It’s a phenomenon that’s creating incredible opportunities for investors to put cash in their pockets. People who are familiar with my Trend Point software understand just how many opportunities are out there with the ‘pandemic lifestyle’ stocks that are here to stay. The software is so easy to use that even my nine-year-old grandson has gotten good at picking stocks on it. [Follow this link if you’re interested in learning more.]( Better yet, Trend Point always makes it easy to see where there’s money to be made - whether that’s because of a pandemic or not. Kind of like how I’ll keep cruising the country roads around here on my bike. It’s just what I like to do - pandemic or not. Talk soon, Jack P.S. If you'd like to learn more about how I find these Profit Rich Trades using Trendpoint... [>>Then check out my FREE Profit Rich Trades workshop by clicking here <<]( IMPORTANT: [Click Here for our Full Risk Disclaimer]( Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( DTI Trader, 495 Town Plaza Ave., Ponte Vedra, FL 32081, United States

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