33 Stocks That Should Double in 3 Years

On March 4, Jay Woods of Freedom Capital joined CNBC in the discussion to analyze the market’s reaction to ongoing Middle Eastern conflicts. He suggested that markets are currently priced for a short war and that investors are hopeful for a brief conflict. He specifically noted that if the Strait remains closed, the resulting spike in crude oil prices would act as a major tax on the US consumer. From a technical standpoint, Woods described this as a bend but not break market. He directed...