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... "I started with $5,000 and made $20,000 within four months..." That's what happened for David G. of Eugene, Oregon. And get this - he didn't have to own a single share of stock to quadruple his money! The secret to this success? Simple, 7-minute trades on Tuesdays. Discover the details of this "no stock" system inside my groundbreaking new presentation… including how you could use it to extract $2,440 or more out of the market - without owning a single share of stock. In Search of the Next GameStop By Jim Pearce Like many of you, I have been watching the GameStop (NYSE: GME) story play out with equal parts fascination and fear. I am fascinated by the meteoric rise of a stock that, at least on paper, appears to be worth almost nothing. For that reason, I fear that investors that got in late will end up losing a lot of money. We may already have seen the high point in GameStop's share price arc. A week ago, it traded up to $480. Then, severe trading restrictions imposed by brokers sent the stock into a swift and steep slide. Three days later, it traded down to $75. 7 Shocking Investment Opportunities for 2021 We've just released our biggest market predictions for the coming year… and what we've uncovered could shock you. Fair warning: These predictions are the most controversial market calls we publish all year and often challenge conventional wisdom. They're also the most hotly anticipated, with past predictions handing investors a shot at raking in 622%, 823%, and even 993%. And this year could be our most profitable yet… Discover all 7 predictions now. During the two days in between, more than 86 million shares traded hands. That means a lot of people are losing a lot of money on GameStop. Based on comments posted by some of those shareholders online, they claim not to care about that. In their eyes, it is the defiant message they are sending to Wall Street that matters most of all. That's an easy claim to make when the share price is going up. There is no better feeling as an investor than being both virtuous and wealthy. But they may feel differently when it becomes apparent that their financial loss is permanent while the lesson they taught Wall Street is ephemeral. Cupcake Capitalism Already, attention is turning to other stocks that might be suitable for a similar blitzkrieg. The search formula is simple: Find a small-cap stock with high short interest and low trading volume. There are dozens of companies that meet those criteria. Read This Story: The Reddit Rebels Take a Shine to Silver One of the stocks being floated as a possible short squeeze candidate is snack food purveyor Hostess Brands (NSDQ: TWNK). It meets all of the requirements with a market cap of $1.9 billion, a short ratio of 15%, and an average daily trading volume of 1.5 million shares. Last Friday, somebody was buying a lot of TWNK. Trading volume that day exceeded 10 million shares. TWNK spiked more than 7% despite no news out of the company to explain the big move. It may have been speculators guessing which company might be the next short squeeze target. If so, I don't think they can do to TWNK what was accomplished with GME. The two stocks are similar in size. However, it would take a lot more money to drive up the price of TWNK to the point of inducing a short squeeze. The short ratio for GME was more than 100% of its outstanding shares and more than 200% of the float (unrestricted shares). For that reason, it did not take much buying power to induce a short squeeze. Portion Control A month ago, I recommended buying a put option on TWNK in my Mayhem Trader options trading service (a put option increases in value when the price of the underlying security goes down). I reckoned that Q4 results for Hostess would come in beneath expectations when they are released in a few weeks. I still believe that will be the case, so I am not overly concerned that TWNK might shoot up in value due to a short squeeze in the meantime. In the long run, the company's financial performance should dictate which direction its share price will go. However, that is not always the case in the near term. For that reason, shorting a stock carries a lot more risk than does buying a put option. If I'm wrong, the most money I can lose is what I paid for the option. But if a short seller is wrong, there is no limit on the cost of closing out that position by buying the stock back. When it comes to trading options, my colleague Jim Fink is one of the best in the field. Jim Fink, the chief investment strategist of Velocity Trader, is a world-renowned options trader. Jim has devised a proprietary options trading strategy that racks up profits regardless of the pandemic, stock market gyrations, or political turmoil. 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