| | | The Greatest Trading Story Never Told |
| Jeff Zananiri was part of a six-man trading group.
They generated a 13,900% gain on their entire portfolio - enough to turn every $10k invested into about $1.4 million – trading real money. In real markets.
Then they turned about $5.1 million into over $700 million!
Jeff calls their system 'The Master Trade' for a reason, and now he wants to share it with you for the first time ever.
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| | | The biggest market driver this week remains the Coronavirus.
So far, 360 people have died (officially) and there’s approximately 17,000 confirmed cases.
The vast majority of cases and deaths remain in China, where the outbreak began.
And although U.S. stocks were traded higher yesterday, the uncertainty that surrounds the virus will continue weighing on the market and keep volatility high...
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| | | Bio-Tech Plays for a New World Epidemic |
| China’s latest export is a new Coronavirus that has clinicians at a loss for treatment, and that has brought a light to shine on a few emerging bio-tech plays who are finding that increasing incidence of new diseases is good business.
And they aren't the only ones who seem to be gaining from this new world epidemic... |
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| | A Day Trader often closes all trades before the end of the trading day, so not to hold open positions overnight. A day trader is more concerned with price action characteristics of a stock itself. Volume, liquidity, price volatility, and average daily range are critical to a day trader. |
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