Only Choose One: MSFT, AAPL, AMZN, TSLA

If you could only trade ONE ticker for the rest of your life…

What would it be?

MSFT?

AAPL?

AMZN?

For me, it’s hard to say…

But for top trader -Lance Ippolito- he’s ALL IN on TSLA…

That’s because it’s given folks like us a shot to target money-doubling returns every six days.

I don’t know any other stocks that have the potential to do that.

But thanks to a new market anomaly studied by Princeton, Vanderbilt and even the SEC…

We can now target gains around 100% or more — from Tesla — on a weekly basis...

In fact his research shows it’s happened 23 times over the last year…

He believes this new Tesla-specific trade is so profound, he’s even made a video for you on how it works. 

So, if you have 30 minutes, click any of the links and watch this video now.

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