Imagine buying a $2 stock and watching it soar to almost $6 per share.

That’s what happened on October 7th…

When a little known $2 stock called Ambow Education Holding almost TRIPLED in one day.

It had been trading sideways for months, so no one in the mainstream was talking about it…

But at 12:56 pm ET…

Tim Bohen noticed the four tell-tale signs that a Money Monday trade was brewing…

So, he sent out an urgent “BUY” message…

And sure enough, the stock began to take off from there…

And by 5 pm ET, just 4 hours later…

It hit $5.30 per share…

For a peak gain of 186.64%!

That might sound like a random occurrence…

But according to Tim Bohen, this “Money Monday” pattern isn’t random.

Past performance doesn’t indicate future results. These results aren’t typical. And all trading carries risk, of course…

Click here to see why Wall Street’s favorite day of the week is MONEY MONDAY.

 

Disclaimer: Results are not typical and will vary from person to person. Making money trading stocks takes time, timing, proper execution, dedication, and hard work. There are inherent risks involved with investing in the stock market, including the loss of your investment. Past performance in the market is not indicative of future results. Any investment is at your own risk. Some students featured have since joined our team as educators or mentors after achieving success with our programs.

 

 

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