How my buddy booked 527% profit during the coronavirus

Hi Trader,

Remember when the markets crashed during the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic?

No one knew how far prices would fall. Investors sold their stocks like mad to cut their losses.

And since the markets kept tanking, people had no clue when to buy back in. How far could the markets plummet?

While everyone was freaking out, my buddy Ross Givens waited calmly.

See, Ross developed a simple roadmap that tells him almost exactly what price to buy and sell at.

For example, he was watching a little-known stock named Cardlytics. At the time, shares were sitting at $110.

But his roadmap told him that it would soon plummet to just above $30… it was only a matter of time.

Once the coronavirus struck, Cardlytics plummeted as expected.

Right around $30, Ross rang the bell and issued a buy alert to his Precision Volume Alerts members.

Days later, the stock bounced a bit, then shot back up — handing his members a 527% gain on their investments. 

Not too bad, eh?

If you want to see how he did it...

Click here to learn more.

To big profits and beyond,

Anthony Speciale Jr

Editor & Chief Investment Strategist,

Big Energy Profits

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