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Ready for another quant speed round?
I am. And based on the number of tickers you keep sending in, I’ll bet you are as well.
Today we’ll run eight stocks through my system to review their Quantum Scores, which tell you pretty much everything you need to know when analyzing a stock.
I spent years collecting data and developing the algorithms to make identifying the best and worst stocks in the market simple. And I love being able to share this powerful tool with you by rating the stocks you write in about… and there’s a lot!
Once again, I wanted to showcase the top four and bottom four from the over 50 tickers you and your fellow Power Trends readers have recommended. A lighting-round, quick-look at what makes a good vs. a bad investment.
I’ll give you a sneak preview. Here are the eight stocks I’ll go over in today’s Power Trends+ video issue:
- Qualcomm (QCOM)
- Annexin Pharmaceuticals (ANNX)
- McKesson Corp (MCK)
- Nice Ltd (NICE)
- KLA Corp (KLAC)
- Uber Technologies (UBER)
- Applied Materials (AMAT)
- UiPath (PATH)
Can you guess which are in the top… and which fell short?
I’m happy to report that two of the top four from today’s video are stocks in our TradeSmith Investment Report portfolio. They’re both above the buy-up-to price, and they’ve already given my subscribers big gains of over 35% and 55%.
Those are the types of stocks I love recommending to my readers because they have the highest probability of making good money. They are the ones with superior fundamentals, strong technicals, and Big Money flowing in. And you can find those stocks by looking at one thing: the Quantum Score.
Click here if you’d like to learn how you can join TradeSmith Investment Report and start receiving recommendations like those top stocks featured in today’s Power Trends+.
My fellow TradeSmith analyst and business partner Luke Downey will be back with another Power Trends+ video analysis next week, so make sure to send in your tickers to [email protected].
Talk soon,
Jason Bodner
Editor, Jason Bodner’s Power Trends
Disclosure: On the date of publication, Jason Bodner held a position in Qualcomm (QCOM) mentioned in this video.
