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April 21, 2020

Take Advantage of

These Market Conditions

In the thick of all the negative news, we understand why the majority of traders are fearful.

But not everything has to be negative…

You see, if you know what you're doing, this is the perfect time to take advantage...

The trick is to shrink your exposure by controlling your time in the market. And thanks to Lance Ippolito's brand-new Blitz Tracker strategy, it's never been easier to get in and cash out.

If you're tired of the market roller coaster and hate watching your positions plummet… We highly recommend you check this incredible strategy out.

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Oil Market Update

We've got a lot to look forward to this week…

The warning signs I've been seeing in the markets are playing out in a major way for oil.

This past weekend has offered us an extended move and a bit of a crazy situation -- we have crude oil's front month, which is expiring today, collapsing down more than 30%.

So we're finding ourselves in the front month where nobody wants to sell or buy the oil.

Here's what they're doing instead.

In today's video I also examine why and how a free trade I gave turned into a homerun and why I expect it to continue.

Catch the video here...

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5G: Conspiracy Theory or

Next Greatest Investment?

Roger Scott and Joshua Belanger joined us to discuss the "relief" rally in markets as the pandemic fatality rates are reported to be lower than previously anticipated.

The S&P 500 has rallied more than 25% since the large market correction in March due to the pandemonium and uncertainty the virus caused.

However, data being released this week is starting to look a little less rosy...

Company earnings are reflecting the toll the virus has had on the economy and unemployment data is expected to decline for a third straight week...

Here's what to look out for

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A Buy Stop order instructs a broker to purchase a security when it hits a strike price that is higher than the current spot price. Once the price hits that strike, the buy stop becomes a market order, fillable at the next available price. The buy stop order can serve a variety of purposes with the underlying assumption that a share price that climbs to a certain height will continue to rise.