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NKE Could Drop to $135

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Hubert Senters here.

Let’s take a look at Nike, NKE. Obviously, they’ve got some inflationary concerns here.

You’ve got a gap down situation. Probably not going to read this $159 for a bit. And you’ve got this wide open gap down here at $135.

So if I was a bet man and I am I would bet that Nike has a better shot of going down to $135 right now than it does going back up to $175.

I’ve been asked to speak at the Wealth 365 online event. On this webinar, I’m going to show you how you can scan the markets in as little as about 10 minutes a day with 3 very simple clicks of your mouse in order to find new trend trades both in the up and the down direction.

I’m going to HYPERLINK you to the registration page.

Good luck. Hope it helps. See you on the next video.

Hubert.

 

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