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Our LongVol Newsletter is our weekly stock market newsletter that includes our popular Article of The Week each Thursday where we cover stock market commentary. We include technical analysis, cover key market data and then break down stock & options ideas using technical and fundamental analysis.

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• The AOTW (article of the week) each Thursday

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This newsletter is part of the The LongVol.

Q: Why a newsletter?

A: Why not? Most of the newsletters out there are either doom-and-gloom or boring in our view….we like to have fun and actually talk about money-making ideas v. wasting time on yapping.

Q: If you make money investing why a newsletter?

A: Go play in traffic. 😎

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A: You don’t. That’s why we give you a free 30 day trial.

Q: Why do stock charts only go to the right?

A: That’s a good question….

Q: Who is Dan?

A: Our resident curmudgeon - that’s what 18 years on Wall St. will do to you.

Dan flagged Carvana short in 2022 at $160 making over $1mm on the trade!

Insights from a hedge fund manager

(One of the non douche bag ones!)

Some of our readers…

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