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Now 100 is the level of the most searches that’s ever been done in the stock. Guess what? The number of searches we’re doing search inquiries right at the peak of this stock Tesla were very, very high. So, in February ‘20 you remember on the chart, Tesla peaked and then fell. So, if we look back at that chart, we were just looking at, you will see that there was a peak in early ‘20. You type in TSLA and then because it’s a stock you want to hit, see, this tool comes right up and will say, oh, do you want the NASDAQ symbol for Tesla? Yes, I do. So, the final peak was early ‘21 this year. So I don’t think it’s got much near term upside anyway. And it looks like it’s really kind of starting a downtrend now. Early ‘20, it hit another peak and soft period around August of ‘20 and then a final peak. The first thing we’re going to do is we’re going to look at the Tesla stock. And one of the tools I use, not the only tool, but one of the tools that I used was a confirmation of the Google search trends, a pattern on Tesla just before the peak.

I have four examples here, and I’m going to start with my favourite whipping boy, anybody that reads my blog knows that I called Tesla’s stock. Now, this is a tool that you can use for many different things, but us as stock investors, we can use it to find out if people have become too enamoured with the stock.

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I am going to show you how to use the Google trends tool. You can look at this tool and get a rather good indication that the stock or sector that you’re invested in is high probability going to have some downside ahead of it. And it just seems to be getting a little bit rich. You may want to access this tool if you own a stock that has done very, very well and seems to be getting an awful lot of good press and attention. You might want to access this tool that I’m going to introduce today, which is again, only one of the tools I’m talking about in my new book, which will be released in July. Let’s pretend that you had a position in a high-flying stock or a high-flying sector. It’s not a tool to find situations that are undervalued or ready to buy. So, I think you’ll find today’s lesson, if you want to call it that, interesting because it’s a tool that you and I can access for no money down and it’s not a bad tool to spot super overblown situations.

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And what’s interesting about these tools is that while some of them true, you would have to pay some of the services to get the data feeds (and in fact, we at ValueTrend have begun now actually paying for some of these data feeds ourselves) but some of these tools and I list several of them are completely free and available to you the retail investor. And in it, I explore a number of investment tools that in many cases are being used by the most sophisticated traders in the world.

My second final chapter in the book is called non-traditional contrarian investment tools. The book is called Smart Money Dumb Money – Leading the Crowds through Contrarian Investing. So this is kind of a treat because we’re going to introduce a concept that I have recently written about in my new book on contrarian investing. I always try to do the videos with material that lies outside of our newsletter and our blogs. Today I’m going to give you a little bit of a treat on this video.

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