This Hasn’t Happened in the Markets Since JANUARY

August 14, 2020

You Could Beat Wall Street!

As you may already know, many "Robinhood traders" have been flooding the markets...

But what you probably don't know is that they've overwhelmed Wall Street.

You see, the advantage is no longer in their hands... it's in ours!

And Roger Scott has spotted a trade that could TRIPLE in value within the next five days... and he suspects that he could find a lot more of these winners very soon.

Check out Roger's trade today

This Hasn't Happened in the Markets Since JANUARY

You may or may not know this, but I have a very cool Cumulative Strength Index (CSI) scan. I use it as a barometer for the overall market and to gauge the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100, and the top 10 sectors.

Over the past two to three trading days, something really crazy has happened…

Usually you'd see companies like Apple and PayPal leading the pack, but these three consumer discretionary stocks have wiggled their way to the top.

What you can expect moving forward

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Buffett Would Regret Not Getting This Trade

Roger Scott has taken over WealthPress T.V. tonight, and things are looking to get really interesting.

What he's sharing could transform your trading in a way you never thought possible… but you must tune in now!

We're about to make history… And you're going to have the chance to 3X your money on his all-new trade… will you be there?

Don't be the guy (or gal) who looks back on this day with regret… don't be late on your trades… Get ahead of The Robinhood Effect now.

Watch him NOW

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Trend Trading is a trading strategy that attempts to capture gains through the analysis of a security's momentum in a particular direction. Trend traders enter into a long position when a security is trending upward (e.g. successively higher highs) and/or enter a short position when a security is trending lower (e.g. successively lower highs).