| If you haven’t invested in new technology stocks over the past decade … well, let’s just say you missed out. The 2010s were a time when many of the tech innovations of the 1990s reached maturity.
Think Amazon’s (Nasdaq: AMZN) internet shopping or Paypal’s (Nasdaq: PYPL) non-traditional banking. It was also a time where an entirely new generation of tech companies took advantage of widespread smartphone adoption to create another major wave of disruption. Perhaps no ETF has more embodied the spirt of this age than Cathie Wood’s ARK Innovation ETF. But how do the stocks in the ETF fare in my Green Zone Ratings system? Click here to find out!  Suggested Stories: Bitcoin vs. Ethereum: The Right Crypto for You 2 Market Insights: Zoom Earnings + Consumer Confidence
|  And technology expert Lou Basenese has discovered what he believes could be a secret "backdoor" to help YOU potentially make up to 10x your money from this trend by investing in a private Silicon Valley startup… BEFORE it goes public...
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Earnings Edge Last week, we nailed it. Both stocks covered in Earnings Edge climbed several percent to break out of the price patterns they were trading in. Those stocks are now on a trend higher thanks to their strong moves on earnings. Each week, I look to uncover big movers, but more importantly stocks set to break out of consolidating price patterns. And we have two more stocks to add to your radar for this week. Suggested Stories: Large-Cap Biotech Stock Success Will Fuel a Small-Cap Surge Psychedelic Stocks: Pros and Cons + 2 Companies to Watch
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