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Until Midnight: Zacks' Top Stocks for This Earnings Season Klop, Just wanted to remind you that we are limiting the number of investors who have access to our surprise stocks, and that tonight's deadline is at hand. This is your last chance to get advance notices of positive earnings announcements BEFORE they're made public. That's the secret of how we recently closed picks for gains o +44.3%, +40.8%, and +34.3% in as little as 10 days.¹ It's a "money-making miracle." For the past 12+ years our system has called positive surprises not 60%, not 70%, but more than 80% of the time. I should mention that 80% is a real number, fully documented, and it gives you a sensational advantage over other investors. Especially when you have a Zacks earnings expert telling you when to get in and when to get out. No guarantees, of course. And this is not for the patient, long-term investor. But why not join our hot pursuit of fast profits, so you can buy shares BEFORE Wall Street reacts to positive surprises and drive those stocks upward? And be ready to sell when other investors swarm aboard. Why not experience this for yourself? See the surprise stocks we're holding now for only $1. Plus that same dollar gives you 30-day access to all Zacks private trading and investing services. So there's no reason to hesitate. There's not a cent of further obligation. Don't miss this $1 opportunity to gain access to our Surprise Trader portfolio tonight and through the heart of earnings season. But remember, closes to for new investors now expires at midnight tonight, Sunday January 25. All the Best,
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