| | | While some traders have been snagging massive gains, 99% of the world has missed out.
You see, huge amounts of capital are flooding the stock market as we speak, but not from the usual suspects on Wall Street.
And WealthPress Head Trader Roger Scott is revealing exactly how you can take advantage of it by tapping into the Robinhood Effect.
The best part…? You'll have the opportunity to TRIPLE your money by the weekend!
Roger is only revealing this strategy for a short time, so make sure you click on the link below right now. |
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| | | What Diversifying in the Forex Markets Mean |
| Do you know what it means to be diverse in the forex markets? Do you know what diversification looks like in your trading portfolio?
If you want to taste any type of success while trading, you must know how to make your account as diverse as possible — especially if you fancy making your money off the forex market.
Diversification is one of those "holy grail rules" of trading that you need to follow daily. If you're only going to follow one management strategy, make sure it's this one.
A trader who follows this strategy will have several different investments in a single portfolio, allowing them to snag profits with less risk.
Why do you think investors are always warning you not to have too many eggs in one basket? |
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| | | Leverage: Robinhood Traders Piling into Call Options Again |
| For those unfamiliar, the word "leverage" means slightly different things in sports betting vs. daily fantasy sports (DFS) vs. investing.
In sports betting, it simply means borrowing money to place bets — which I've done in the past on certain occasions where an outcome or total is grossly miscalculated.
In DFS, however, "getting leverage" on the field means putting a certain player in a greater percentage of your lineups than the rest of your competitors.
In the case of the post-COVID-19 market melt up, that latter definition is what's driving the bus, so to speak. Stimulus funds that hit retail investors' bank accounts earlier this year caused a ton of strange action, from mass purchases of beleaguered cruise stocks to bankrupt "zombie" companies posting huge daily gains.
But once that trend died down, these investors started piling into options at a huge clip in June, pushing the S&P 500 up almost 20% in the process. And if you were to look at total open interest in options across the entire market, you'd see that it is back at an all-time high.
The thing that most people don't know, however, is that the market reacts to this the same way a sports book would when it receives too many bets on one side of a line. In order to incentivize wager flow in the other direction, they'll just move the betting line. |
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