We Sold The Top Of RBZ. Will Soon Be Offering Text Alerts, Stay Tuned.

July 5, 2019July 13, 2019 Interactive Swing Trading 0 Comments

**NEW PICK** $RBZ Manipulation Play. High Range, and Sellers Gone. Potential Blockchain Announcements ENTRY 1/2 Today

We called it the manipulation play, and that is exactly what it was. On July.3rd, they filed an
F-1 for selling shareholders, and as of now, the price is 3.67. We will be offering text alerts soon so stay tuned!

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