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Last Chance Before It All Ends...

You're complimentary subscription to the premium version of Jeff Yastine's goodBUYreport will soon come to an end.

As a former subscriber to my old WealthPress newsletter, NextGen Profits, I want to make one more appeal...

6 Reasons You Should Be a Premium Subscriber to the goodBUYreport.

After this, I'll delete you from the system & you won't hear from me ever again, promise.

Reason #1: The goodBUYs portfolio is down 2%, while the Nasdaq is down 20% since the start of the year.

It might sound strange, but in a bear market/correction like we're in now, the winners are those who lose the least.

We can thank my policy of cutting losses quickly, and focusing on stocks with the best chances to make big gains - instead of blindly riding stocks lower, and lower and lower, as so many have done for months now.

Reason #2: Just when you call it quits, the stock market will hit its bottom.

I learned this the hard way years ago in prior corrections & bear markets; at the moment of extreme frustration, uncertainty and doubt - the market stops going down and the next upturn begins.

It doesn't matter what the news is at the time. At stock market bottoms, the news is usually really bad. It only gets better later - when stock prices are much much higher.

Reason #3: Who's going to help you pick winning stocks?  

Stock picking gets very very hard when so many shares, especially small- and micro-caps, are down 70%, 80%, even 90% over the past year.

Yet the goodBUYs portfolio delivered 2 stocks in this very difficult period of time that rose 100% or more (Moderna/MRNA and Everspin/MRAM); we have a 3rd stock (ReNew Power/RNW) in the portfolio right now that's up 50%.

Think about how well a portfolio like ours will do as the trading environment improves.

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Reason #4: Accessibility

I probably don't talk about it enough. But premium subscribers can reach out to me at anytime via email or phone. Is there a stock you need a 2nd opinion on? Is there a question you need answered, or a trading/investing challenge you're having trouble overcoming?

Investing and trading is a lonely road. It helps to have someone walking beside you who's traveled these (occasionally) rough paths before.

Reason #5: Who will help you play the mental game of the stock market?

At the top of a bull market, everyone thinks it's easy to invest or trade. Of course, it's not - and I've said so many times in past months.

Likewise, at the bottoms of corrections and bear markets, when investors' confidence is shattered - the hard part is putting in those trades (because by then the market's conditioned us to think "I always lose money").

Do you think some fuzzy-faced YouTube guru working out of his apartment can help you with that?

Reason #6: Honesty & Transparency

I've said many times that - to be successful in investing & trading - we have to be honest with ourselves. That starts with me.

Whatever else is happening in the stock market, I'm always the first to admit to mistakes, errors and bad trading calls. But having been a stock market reporter for years, and also a reviewer of other people's newsletters for years as well - I can tell you that such transparency is exceedingly rare.

Thanks

If the prior 6 reasons aren't enough to convince you...I just want to say thank you.

Thanks for being a former subscriber of NextGen Profits.

Thank you for trying out the goodBUYreport.

I wish you all success in your investing and trading endeavors.

Best of goodBUYs,

Jeff Yastine

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The price of a 30-day refundable subscription is just $5 a month (or $50 yearly). That seems like a small price to pay to try out... Jeff’s 25 years’ worth of investing and trading experiencePersonal access via email. Jeff isn’t a broker or financial advisor, so he can’t offer individual