| | | Could ONE Stock Pick Change Everything? |
| Might sound far-fetched, but the answer is YES.
I'm talking about 1,000%+ potential returns.
And that's not the first-ever 4-figure return we've seen on a single stock.
There are far more.
Want the kind of picks that potentially make "overnight" millionaires?
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| | | Market Is Flashing A Warning Sign, Here's My Plan |
| One of my favorite indicators just flashed a warning sign.
It's signaling that there's a good chance we'll see lower stock prices soon.
I'm not worried about it, because I've already protected my portfolio.
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| | | What's the Best Trading Indicator? |
| What's my favorite technical analysis indicator?
This is the question I'm probably asked the most.
And my answer probably isn't what you think.
And I won't just tell you about it, but I'll also show you how to take action on it — today.
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| "Hi Roger. You are right, I had never heard of trading volatility or using the ATR prior to this week's sessions. These have been big "aha" moments."
-Ritz V.H.
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| | Implied Volatility is the estimated volatility, or gyrations, of a security's price and is most commonly used when pricing options. In general, implied volatility increases while the market is bearish, when investors believe the asset's price will decline over time, and decreases when the market is bullish, when investors believe that the price will rise over time. This is due to the common belief that bearish markets are riskier than bullish markets. Implied volatility is a way of estimating the future fluctuations of a security's worth based on certain predictive factors. |
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