Big Pharma is finally going to pay for all its shady activity over the past few years, but the government isn’t going to let this settlement go public.
There’s only one way to unlock your slice of this secret settlement, and I’m only letting a few people in on it.
I’ve already taken my cut, but your Big Pharma payout is still waiting…
In yesterday’s WSI TV episode, we outlined how you can take your slice of Amazon’s (AMZN) empire.
Amazon has been wreaking havoc in the retail industry for the past couple of years, but it recently decided that sector wasn’t quite enough for it.
Shortly before Amazon stock hit $1,000, CEO Jeff Bezos announced that his company will be buying out Whole Foods (WFM) for almost $14 billion.
This sent a shockwave through the grocery industry, as giants like Wal-Mart (WMT) and Kroger (KR) took a beating in the stock market.
It’s become extremely clear that Amazon is not satisfied with the retail and grocery sectors.
Last week, Amazon announced that it will be pushing into the online pharmacy market.
As you can imagine, pharmaceutical stocks shivered.
Take a look at the chart for CVS (CVS) below.
This is a stock that has been struggling in recent times, and Amazon’s new venture might just smother it.
CVS wasn’t the only victim on the back of this news.
Looking at Walgreens’ (WBA) chart below, you’ll see that its stock has been pushed under the 40-week moving average (blue line).
Now, with this move by Amazon, you’ll probably be thinking, “Amazon stock is about to soar.”
And you might be right, but there’s other factors at play here.
Both CVS and Walgreens are backed by Big Pharma, and Amazon looks like it’s going to break the corrupted industry down.
Your slice of this secret settlement comes from exploiting Amazon’s recent push into the pharmaceutical industry.
These Big Pharma payouts are going to come from short selling CVS and Walgreens. Now, as you probably know, short selling is like buying but in reverse.
Don’t let the term “short selling” scare you off; it’s really simple. You’re basically betting that the stock will go down.
We can learn from Amazon’s recent business ventures when it comes down to the timing for executing these trades, but once Amazon has cast its shadow over this multi-billion-dollar industry, you can be sure that CVS and Walgreens will be the first to fall.
