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SEE Bracket Trade

Hubert Senters here. Potential bracket trade for you next week. Stock symbol is SEE. Let’s find the numbers here so a trade above $42.39 will be a long. A trade below $40.71 will be a short. It looks like a better short than long to me. But you never want to put your ego or your opinion on a bracket trade because it will prove you wrong almost every time if you try to guess. Anyway bracket trade above $42.39 long, below $40.71 potential short. Mark Helweg is doing a special webinar on ‘’How to Potentially Predict Big Swings in the Market Using Nature’s own ‘’Golden Ratio.’’ That’s right Fibonaccis. I’m a huge fan of Fibonaccis. Come over and watch Mark’s webinar Wednesday June 26th at 8PM EST. Just click that big YELLOW BUTTON to register for the webinar. Good luck. Hope it helps. See you in the next video. Hubert.

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