🐦Robinhood Changed Options Trading… Forever

Here's how

Published: October 29, 2020 Don't Enter This Election Week on Your Own Things are about to get crazy. But if you're prepared, you could snag the biggest gains you've ever seen…  Five days from now on Election Day, your portfolio could be smashing through record highs.  WealthPress is giving you the chance to put yourself ahead of the upcoming election-week windfalls.  You'll meet face-to-face with our expert traders to learn exactly how to position yourself based on real-time results on Election Day.  Don't miss out on this exclusive chance to ride the Election Day wave with the pros. Get your ticket here Lance Ippolito Lance is a professional trader and a successful entrepreneur with over 10 years of experience in the financial markets. How Robinhood Has Changed Options Trading We've entered a new world in which novice traders are gaming the stock market. New investors have flooded trading platforms like Robinhood (which saw memberships jump more than 30% in the first quarter alone), and they're now betting on stock picks without commission fees.  Some compare this new style of trading to gambling, where people take on risky investments in the hopes of short-term, home-run returns. Those same traders are now taking it a step further by betting on the options market.  Swarms of internet groups are now placing orders for cheap out-of-the-money options, hoping for 100% intraday returns. The veracity and volume of the order flow stemming from these trades could be mistaken for a single large institutional trade. But this is not "smart" money. These are tactical plays developed to move the needle in certain companies to make a quick profit. Watch the interview I had with Midas Letter Head Trader James West to find out what to look out for in this new options market so you don't get caught up or misled by this peculiar option flow. Watch out for this *clicking these links will automatically subscribe you to exclusive thefutureofwealth.com emails   Apple's Next Takeover Target Revealed October 27, 2020 Historically speaking, December is the most wonderful time of the year for investors — generally yielding the highest average return compared to the other months. December is also a big time for acquisitions, which is when a company buys the majority (or all) of the shares of another company in order to take control of it. (It's a great way for big companies to continue growing or take ownership of some kind of new technology.) Continue Reading The No. 1 Trading Card Stock to Buy October 25, 2020 Chip stocks have been surging this year — especially after we saw the stock market bottom out back in March. Investors started to charge into semiconductor stocks with low expectations (though many businesses performed better than expected). And because this new work-at-home culture showed the world the importance of having technology and chips. Things like smartphones, laptops, digital cameras and audio devices all need chips...  Continue Reading Disclaimer & Disclosures The information in this email is intended for informational purposes only and does not guarantee specific results as there is a high degree of risk involved with trading. Also, our traders are real traders and may have financial interests in the companies discussed.  Please see our Terms and Conditions for more information. Brought to you by WealthPress.

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