Which one works best for you?
Is your money at stake?? | | | | It's not every day you hear about a strategy that could double your investment in just three weeks...
But for the first time ever, Chuck — a 10-time trading champion — is revealing the secret behind his 20 years of success without a single down year!
He has made over $1 million this year alone thanks to his Trophy Trades system.
And the next trade? Chuck says it could give you the potential to pocket thousands of dollars in a matter of days.
| | | | | 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. | | | | | The Advantages of Trading Options Over Stocks
In 1973, Wall Street got a lot more interesting: Options trading was introduced. The rest, as they say, is history.
Options trading can offer a dependable hedge… along with the potential for massive profits. But, you have to understand what's going on in this market if you want to see any success.
When it comes to trading options, the advantages of it will always outweigh cons — especially when compared to trading stocks.
When most new traders think about stocks, they're usually thinking of penny stocks (that you can use with a small account, though extremely volatile) or day trading (where you need a massive account of over $250,000 and trading is still risky).
Now let's look at how buying options would go: The max amount of money you can lose is the initial amount of money you pay on the premium, and traders don't need some huge account — you can start with as little as $2,000! | | | | Here's the major advantage |
|  | | | | |  | Why The Snowflake IPO
Isn't Worth Your TimeSeptember 24, 2020 I get it, OK I understand why the Snowflake IPO has gotten even the most seasoned investors riled up. Hell, earlier this month, the Warren Buffett said he was planning on investing more than $550 million in the company on its debut day.
Of course, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE: BRK.A; NYSE: BRK.B) got in at far less than what average investors paid...
I also understand the appeal of a cloud-based company and its limitless data approach.
Listen to this: The average price the institutional investor got into Snowflake was as low as $5. On the very first day the stock was available to normal investors, the price was around the $240 range and traded up to over $300 per share.
That means those big players are getting in at $5 a share, and potentially selling to you at $240 or $300 a share.
Doesn't sound too fair, does it? Did you get in on the Snowflake IPO? | |  | Peloton: Buy This
Stay-at-Home Stock Now!!September 25, 2020 Here's the bad news: There's no end to the pandemic within sight, there's no additional stimulus bill yet and there's an intense presidential election on its way.
It's safe to say that investors are preparing themselves for an unpredictable fourth quarter.
We know that when investors become unsure about something, they tend to start taking money off the table. And that's exactly what's happening now.
Just look at Monday's sell-off that hurt Slack and Netflix. Some of the stay-at-home stocks that thrived at the beginning of 2020 are now switching gears in the face of uncertainty.
And it just so happens that Peloton Interactive Inc. (Nasdaq: PTON) looks to be making a move that had a huge pay out earlier this year…
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