In these market highs, you only need one thing…

November 20 2019

Let's Face It: The Market's Gonna Blow

Yeah, these record highs have been epic, but we all know what comes next...

This economic expansion and bull market is over a decade old.

In market and business cycle years, that's ancient.

But what if there's a type of trade the completely defies the market?

That returns can be massive, but it requires you to use "insider" information.

But don't worry, it's 100% legal.

If you want to learn how, Roger's teaming up with Andrew Keene this Thursday to show you.

Reserve your seat now

I Entered This Trade Yesterday.

100% Upside?

My personal pet-project for years has been to identify what market and company-specific factors are responsible for massive stock moves.

I used this information and turned it into my most profitable system to date.

And ever since, I've been issuing weekly trade alerts.

Here's a trade the system alerted yesterday...

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What My Favorite Indicator is Signaling

Today Rob is going to show you how to use one of the most versatile indicators in existence.

Unlike most indicators which are lagging, this one is predictive -- it tells you where a stock (or just about any asset) is headed.

It's also great for timing your entries.

What's more, he'll show you what it's signaling about the broader market.

It's a little ominous… as you'll see in the chat.

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"Hi, I have been using the V-Bounce Strategy very successfully now for approx 30 days... I'm using it on Stocks only... Exited my first two trades this week... Both up > 10%"

Joe

The Strike Price is the price at which a derivative can be exercised, and refers to the price of the derivative's underlying asset. In a call option, the strike price is the price at which the option holder can purchase the underlying security. For a put option, the strike price is the price at which the option holder can sell the underlying security.