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Power Trends+: Analyzing 4 New Stocks

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We’re back with Part Two of this week’s jam-packed Power Trends+, and today is all about the stocks.

If you missed Part One, make sure to watch it here. I gave you my thoughts on current events taking over the headlines, and Luke shared some fascinating data to that shows “bad news” isn’t always bad for investors.

Today, Luke and I look at four new companies. You’ll probably recognize a couple names – one that’s a miss and one a hit. But we’ll also take a closer look at two lesser-known companies.

We’ll go over the Quantum Scores, which give us a really quick synopsis of each stock and whether it’s worth a closer look. In this Power Trends+ video, we’ll also dive into the fundamentals of all four stocks – the good and the bad – and discuss what’s required for an attractive Fundamental Score.

The stocks are interesting, and you’ll also get a quick lesson of the dos and don’ts when looking at stocks to invest in. The Quantum Score makes it easy.

As a reminder, most of the stocks in this Power Trends+ video issue are not currently recommended in my investing services. But we want to share our analysis with you on video by digging into the data to help you in your research.

We do own one of the stocks we went over today in our TradeSmith Investment Report portfolio with over 40% gains so far. It’s currently above my recommended buy-up-to price, but if you want to see my other recommendations, including a brand-new pick that’s all over the news and is still a buy, click here.

Keep those ticker symbols coming. Reach out to me at [email protected] with any companies you’d like us to analyze in future videos.

Talk soon,

Jason Bodner
Editor, Jason Bodner’s Power Trends

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