 3 tickers making hot multi-day moves Hey,
It's Bryce here, back at you on a Saturday…
It's times like these that make me glad to be a trader. The benchmark indexes took a massive nosedive yesterday.
Investors were not impressed with Amazon.com, Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AMZN) earnings results. Its stock sank around 15% putting it on track for its worst day since 2006.
Furthermore, the Nasdaq posted its worst month since 2008, declining by more than 13%...
Is it really possible to find winning longs in the market?
Short answer: Yes.
So ready for Monday,
Bryce Tuohey Co-Editor, To The Moon Report P.S. Matt's tickers are coming up tomorrow so keep an eye out for them.
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