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Could This New Profile Be On The Verge Of Healthy Reversal Backed By Key Potential Catalysts?
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June 11th
Good Morning,
Automation will likely power our lives in the future in multiple ways.
Outside of giving businesses a quicker ROI, automation increases productivity, enables more efficient use of materials, improves product quality and safety, reduces work time, and reduces labor costs.
Already in the last two years, the global automation market appears to have grown by roughly $28Bn.(4)
In multiple sectors, automation appears to have strong growth potential:
- The global industrial automation market size could see a CAGR of 8.9% between 2020 and 2027;(1)
- the global robotic process automation market size may reach roughly $25.66Bn by 2027 at a CAGR of 40.6%;(2)
- and the global autonomous vehicle market could expand at a CAGR of 63.1% through 2030.(3)
Because of these figures and more, I've decided to bring a new breakout idea to your attention for this coming week.
At 4:00PM EST today you'll receive the full report.
To help you prepare, I've put together a list of potential catalysts that could spark a possible breakout for this new profile. Here's what you need to know now:
Top 3 Potential Breakout Catalysts For Your New Profile
#1. After a recent downtrend, this stock may be trading from oversold/undervalued levels and a healthy reversal could be right around the corner.
In fact, as of close Thursday, this profile was demonstrating over 500% potential upside to its 2021 high.
Now, I'm not saying this profile will soar 500% Monday, but you need to be aware of its potential upside from current levels.
#2. The company recently expanded its marketing and sales into a new Bn dollar industry that could provide the company with a major revenue source.
#3. A couple of recent hires paints the picture of a company on the rise and looking to grow their team with talented new employees.
While you've got a few hours now, do this: