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2024 Watchlist: FSR GSAT NIO ALT DISH MARA WBA

Written by

Alex Carlson

Published on

January 2, 2024

Insider Financial recaps 2023 and covers our trading plan for the New Year along with our stock market outlook.Sign up below for our reports on top small caps!This video covers BTC, MSTR, COIN, MARA, RIOT, SPY, IWM, TNA, WBA, FSR, CVNA, GSAT, NIO, TSLA, DISH, UPST, AFRM, ALT.

VIDEO SUMMARY

FSR 45% float short. Down 75% last year.CVNA biggest winner last year. Just wish I bought and held instead of trading it. +1100% GSAT bullish on the new year. Getting ready to write up report. So make sure you sign up to get our full report. A lot of insider buying.NIO deliveries.TSLA reports Q4 deliveries tomorrowDISH bullish 2024. 21% float short. Another one that I will be writing up a report on.UPST 42% float shortAFRM 18% float shortALT biggest winner last month. +250%

BOTTOM LINE

As we keep saying, there are always opportunities in the markets, and it’s our job to find winning stocks to trade. Huge gains can be made in such a short amount of time.It’s essential to look for stocks that have yet to run. There are plenty of opportunities, and we look at hundreds of stocks weekly for our subscribers.Remember, all it takes is one or two to become a winner, and you’ve crushed the market indices (and Jim Cramer) for the year.Good luck to all (except the shorts and Cramer)!

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