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Today I want to share a swing trade I recommended back in September.
The online retailer I recommended saw better-than-expected sales for the second quarter but still sold off sharply. Seeing the opportunity for a quick gain, I advised subscribers to buy the stock at market and suggested speculators consider the November $180 calls.
Ten days later, the stock jumped 35%… proving once again the power of short-term swing trading.

Click here to watch today’s video. And stay tuned for more swing trade recommendations.
Good investing,
Nicholas
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