Collective2: ABNK and BKHM added to portfolio

Scanning through my former stock picks issued in my stock pick newsletter. Two that look to have long side merit are;

[1] ABNK



The stock is actually a current short feature from September 21st - newsletter subscription needed to view link, but now sits 15 cents away from its stop (but looked as good as dead once it regained $22 support). The point-n-figure chart price target of $35.50 remains in effect.

[2] BKHM



The stock is a current long play; first featured to paid subscribers on August 4th - newsletter subscription needed to view link, then on the free portion of my website for August 11th, and again for October 3rd.

These two picks were issued as an email buy order during market hours to my Collective2 subscribers.

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