A One-Day Spike Signals 36% Upside Potential

This stock recently enjoyed its best one-day return ever. But you haven't missed all the upside yet... [Stansberry Research Logo] Delivering World-Class Financial Research Since 1999 [DailyWealth] A One-Day Spike Signals 36% Upside Potential By Brett Eversole --------------------------------------------------------------- It's always easy to assume you missed the boat... Watching an investment jump on unexpected news can be frustrating. Maybe you thought about buying earlier... But now, if you did, you'd be stuck paying a higher price. Worse, it might feel like you already missed the easy money. This is the wrong mindset. The trend is the most powerful indicator for investors. That means when unexpected news sends a stock soaring, it's usually a good reason to buy. That's true for one global brand right now. This stock recently enjoyed its best one-day return ever... But you haven't missed all the upside yet. Instead, history shows a 36% gain is possible over the next year. --------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Links: [URGENT RESPONSE TO THE MARKET SELL-OFF]( "This is how I'd invest $1 million right now," says legendary investor Whitney Tilson. He just posted a portfolio that includes four must-see new stock picks. He's using the Monte Carlo method to see which of 4,817 stocks could double your money in today's uncertain market. [Click here to learn more – before it goes offline in 48 hours](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Why Are These Strange 'Accidents' Happening All Over America?]( Across America, strange "accidents" are happening in greater numbers than ever before. Jets are falling apart, chemicals are spilling, construction workers are being electrocuted – and no one knows why. In his new exposé, American financial analyst Dan Ferris reveals the silent force behind this trend... why it's destroying this country from the inside... and where all the signs suggest it's about to strike next: the U.S. stock market. [Click here to watch now]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Starbucks (SBUX) has a multidecade history. And it has built itself into one of the best brand names in the world. Management-consulting firm Interbrand rated this coffee giant as the 48th most valuable brand name in the world in 2023. But Starbucks has suffered in recent years... The company ran into trouble due to operational inefficiencies and a major slowdown in growth. So in mid-August, management went public with a major change. On August 13, Starbucks announced that it was firing its CEO and hiring Brian Niccol for the job. Niccol was the CEO of fast-casual chain Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) from 2018 until the end of last month, where he directed the company with incredible success. The market loved the news. Investors were waiting for a shake-up to turn Starbucks around. Shares soared an incredible 24.5% on the day of the announcement. Take a look... This one-day rally erased months of losses. And if you were thinking about buying the stock before it happened, I bet the sudden move frustrated the heck out of you. It shouldn't, though. That's because this kind of one-day rally is a powerful sign of more gains to come. To see it, I looked at every one-day rise of 10% or more for Starbucks' stock. These are rare. They've happened just 22 other times in more than three decades. And it turns out, they were darn good opportunities to buy. Take a look... Starbucks has built a valuable global brand. And that has translated into incredible returns for investors. The stock has increased at 19.1% per year – roughly double the overall market – since 1992. But you can do even better if you buy after massive one-day rallies... Similar situations led to 6.9% gains in three months, 22.8% gains in six months, and 36.2% gains in a year. That's fantastic outperformance. And the stock was higher a year later 86% of the time. So yes, it's an easy mistake to assume you missed this rally. But according to history, you didn't... not at all. Starbucks is a dominant global brand in the middle of a turnaround. Shares are likely headed much higher in the months ahead... And investors who act could see fantastic gains. Good investing, Brett Eversole Further Reading "It's tempting to sell your assets after a big rally," Sean Michael Cummings writes. "But doing so robs you of one of your biggest advantages as an individual investor." Even Wall Street pros have a tough time predicting the future. But you have one crucial advantage over the "big guys"... [Read more here](. "If you got out of the market in July, don't make matters worse by repeating that mistake today," Brett writes. One major index snapped back in just two weeks after last month's market shake-up. And history shows that buying after similar rebounds could lead to solid outperformance... [Learn more here](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Tell us what you think of this content]( [We value our subscribers' feedback. To help us improve your experience, we'd like to ask you a couple brief questions.]( [Click here to rate this e-mail]( You have received this e-mail as part of your subscription to DailyWealth. If you no longer want to receive e-mails from DailyWealth [click here](. Published by Stansberry Research. You're receiving this e-mail at {EMAIL}. Stansberry Research welcomes comments or suggestions at feedback@stansberryresearch.com. This address is for feedback only. 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