Could more pain be on the way for Apple? And will typically stable tech giants Facebook (FB) and Netflix (NFLX) be next?
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Good morning, Steve here – I'm reaching out because I know my readers are concerned... Earlier this week, the Dow was down over 280 points – with Apple (AAPL) leading the slide. So, what are you to do with FAANG stocks? Could more pain be on the way for Apple? And will typically stable tech giants Facebook (FB) and Netflix (NFLX) be next? I share all of my thoughts on the FAANG stocks here. But my main advice is simple: IGNORE the crowded FAANG companies, and pay attention to these stocks instead. During my all-new 2020 Melt Up Event, I released a list of 9 investments that I believe will soar higher than anything else in the coming months. Many of these are smaller, lesser-known stocks that could vastly outperform any FAANG stock gains going forward. (This includes one tiny company I predict could skyrocket as high as 500% this year – and it's not a tech stock.) I'm so confident in these projections, that I'm actually going to guarantee their performance in 2020. I explain the guarantee, plus how to access these nine stocks, right here. Good investing, Steve
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