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| | There is an unusual subset of stocks, perfect for a market like this, that trade right in the sweet spot between $14 and $19 with heavy amounts of synchronized Wall Street backing.
Wall Street elites like to all pile into these forgotten stocks at the exact same time... and triple-digit returns become the new reality.
Look, if you're not seeing big consistent monthly wins inside your portfolio …
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Lance Ippolito, Editor - Future of Wealth Lance is a professional trader and a successful entrepreneur with over 10 years of experience in the financial markets. | | |
| How I Made My First $50K When trading options, timing means everything… It's said that over 90% of options expire worthless due to bad timing. In fact, every day that you hold a call or put option, time is actively working against you. It's called "Theta" decay. Maybe you get a bump to the upside -- that trend reversal or momentum. That's where you can go into the options market and leverage an advantage because each contract represents 100 shares of stock. Every time you put on a trade, always ask yourself what your max loss on the trade will be. Then, look at the reward. What's the gain on the trade? Why am I in the trade? Today, I'm going to show you how I used these three approaches to make my first $50k in the options market. | Now it's your turn |
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| The KING of Energy StocksAugust 20, 2020 The king of energy stocks has been around for years -- standing strong against seven wars, the Great Depression, and at least a dozen recessions. Talk about resilience. If you know this iconic company (NOT Exxon), then you already know it has the power to outlast Covid. If you don't know it... well, then today's your lucky day. This energy stock just made a move that got me really excited, and seeing as history often repeats itself, I have a feeling that this classic setup could land us in the money… | | | Stop Losing Money to Crowded TradesAugust 21, 2020 Do you know how to spot a crowded trade? It could be the difference between consistent profits... or being stuck long term in a plummeting stock, with nowhere to go. Ignoring the signs of a crowded trade is just as bad as trying to catch a falling knife -- you're unnecessarily putting yourself in an extremely risky situation, and you're bound to get hurt... Unfortunately, summer is the hardest time to avoid this phenomenon. The only thing traders can focus on are up-and-coming growth stocks that they believe will be the next Amazon or Google. They never are. If you want your trading account to make it to winter, you need to learn to spot these telltale signs… | | |
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