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Hi Everybody,

Listen up!! Our alert for Tuesday looks awesome!!

If you have funds sitting on the sideline and have been waiting for that high probability technical trade setup on a stock with a sweet story, this is it!!

From a technical standpoint, this is about as close to a guarantee as it gets!

So, if you are looking to make some money, here we go.

Tuesday’s alert is Solaris Power Cells, Inc.
Symbol – SPCL
Last Trade – $0.36

SPCL manufactures solar power cells called the Solaris “SMART CELL”.

SPCL’s “SMART CELL” requires no maintenance or replacement and comes with a standard 15 year limited warranty.

SPCL is already carving out it’s piece of the multi billion dollar market.

SPCL clearly has some SERIOUS potential.

SPCL reached the lower end of its recent trading channel today.
• SPCL ranges from the mid 30s to the 90 cent area.
• Last time SPCL stock was this low it made a 170% move to 90 cents!
• The same thing happened when it hit its low back in January and made a 200% Move.

History shows us, whenever SPCL reaches the lower end of its trading range it quickly rebounds to 90 cents.

SPCL completed the final leg of a 5 day drop setup today!!
• This has to be one of the highest probability technical trade set ups of all time! Traders have used this set up to put billions and billions of dollars in their accounts. It doesn’t come along that often but when it does, traders jump all over it.

Recap:
• You have a chance at some HUGE GAINS as this stock is in the lower end of its trading channel
• Ample trade opportunities ensured by the interest SPCL is seeing from an awareness campaign and a great story.
• The stock has two surefire technical setups occurring at the SAME TIME and could make this the easiest trade you’ve made in a while.

So, there you have it, what could be the perfect setup for traders looking to make some serious money.

Get ready to BOOK YOUR PROFITS with SPCL!

As always, do your own research, don’t chase gaps, use limit orders to enter positions, always use stop loss orders to protect your position, and take profits when you are in a position to do so.

Good Trading