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Power Trends+: These Stocks Could Follow Nvidia’s Lead 

June 12, 2024 Hidden PowerTrends (2025)

Lucas Downey

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Stock splitting is all the rage right now… and that’s good for investors. 

We have a couple of big-time splits here in June, which I’ll talk about and analyze for you tomorrow. Nvidia (NVDA) is the first as shares began trading following a 10-for-1 split Monday morning, dropping the price per share from $1,208.88 to $120.88. That’s much more affordable. 

But in today’s Power Trends+, my fellow TradeSmith analyst and business partner Luke Downey shows you an interesting study on why these splits are quite bullish. 

Luke also peers into the future and talks about two companies with great Quantum Scores that he thinks might (and should) split in the near future. They’re likely stocks you’ve heard of… and maybe own yourself. 

He’ll also analyze another stock you and your fellow readers asked about. It’s a company whose software you might use every day. It’s going through a bit of a rough patch right now, but as always, we want to see what the data says for the future of this stock. 

Thanks for the great stock ideas, and we hope you take away some helpful analysis. Not all of the stocks in this video issue are currently recommended in my investing services, but that doesn’t stop us from digging into the data to help you in your research. 

I’ll talk to you tomorrow in the new Power Trends issue, and Luke will be back again next week with another Power Trends+ video analysis. 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 Nvidia (NVDA) and Luke Downey in Chipotle (CMG) mentioned in this video. 

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