How to Profit From Panic: Mapping Opportunity Zones in Tech Stocks and ETFs
A step-by-step guide to finding undervalued stocks when fear drives prices down—complete with real examples and chart setups.
Hey friend,
Yesterday, we talked about how investors usually panic-sell when the market falls, but the ones who keep their cool end up profiting.
Today, I’ll show you how to turn that mindset into an actual plan—one that helps you buy the undervalued stocks that everyone’s chaotically selling.
Reality is: Investors overreact—like clockwork—every time a major news story breaks. Stocks swing, fear spreads from person to person, and then eventually... the dust settles and prices stabilize. The investors who recognize this pattern can profit if they use a few strategies…
Let me show you exactly how to do this yourself.
What Are Opportunity Zones?
An opportunity zone (or buyer’s zone) is a price range where a stock is temporarily undervalued because of overselling. Often, it’s driven by fear or regular price pull-backs as traders take profits, but it rarely happens because something is wrong with the company’s fundamentals.
💡 Pro tip: This only applies to high-value companies. With those companies, roughly 90% of my purchases occur in these zones.
Here are three tools to help you identify them:
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