How to Use the Gold Market for Potential Upside

November 28, 2020

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For those who believe it's impossible to trade with perfect results every time… it turns out you might be wrong!

Famous trader and hedge fund manager Tom Busby has discovered a secret trading calendar…

It could tip you off about stocks that have gone up on the EXACT same day... year after year… for 10 years!

You're looking at the potential to trade with 100% certainty for the decade.

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What the Hedge Funds Are Buying

Large institutions and hedge funds are required to file special quarterly documents (13F) with the SEC.

This keeps everything smooth and transparent. And it tends to give investors and traders a breakdown of which stocks hedge funds are buying.

I just used the latest reports to find out which funds made the biggest gains in the third quarter and which stocks they're all buying.

Let's just say, I like what I saw…

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How to Use the Gold Market

for Potential Upside

Gold is a defensive asset, and is generally considered to be a safe-haven investment in times of economic uncertainty. Gold also tends to be seen as a hedge against inflation, and in some cases, even a stock market crash.

The overall market has been relatively strong lately; however, it's starting to show some cracks in its foundation.

And it's either going to cause a short-term reversal or potentially an even longer-term reversal in the gold market.

But how do I know this?

I used my RSI oscillator. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum indicator that can measure the magnitude and velocity of recent price changes to determine if the price of a stock is overbought or oversold.

And right now it's telling me we're oversold…

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Growing Profits With THIS

Did you know there's a specific stock that has gone up EVERY single year… on the EXACT same date... for decades?

No, it's not some questionable penny stock or even something "unknown" or "under the radar"... It's boring ol' Intuit.

Had you known about this 10 years ago – and only placed trades on this "primetime" date – you could have turned a small, $10,000 account into a whopping $893,690 today. And, yes, that's all from just one trade a year.

But it's not just limited to Intuit. If you know the right stocks, you'll find this happening every day.

At this very moment, Tom Busby has 10 more of these stocks on his radar just waiting to set you up for potential triple-digit gains.

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