Tom Holland just made us all rich

Tom Holland just made us all rich by putting the suit on one last time. Spider-Man: Brand New Day doesn't even drop for another 19 more days. If you were smart, you'd buy these three stocks before buying an actual ticket. First is Sony. They own the permanent feature film rights to Spider-Man and collect all the big bucks made by the box office. The stock is currently sitting at 21 bucks, down 19% this year. But analysts have a current target price for Sony of approximately $28.50, which is a 29 bucks. That's a 35% and the film is tracking for a 250 million buck opening week. Second, they hold the Marvel Master Toy license. Every single kid that leaves that movie wants that Spider-Man action figure. The stock is currently sitting at 79 bucks, but analysts have a target price of 113 bucks. Last but not least is Cinemark. Their quarter was the strongest with revenue jumping 19% with EBITDA surged 143%. Analysts have a consensus 12-month price target of 35 bucks. And Spider-Man extends that whole streak throughout August. And if you want the platform I use to scope out massive upside trades like this, it's called Trench.io and it's also going to be in my bio.