Using Options to Trade Commodity Cycles

November 13, 2020

Your 900% Return Is on the Line

While everyone else has been distracted by last week's election results, one stock has quietly started to position itself for massive gains.

It's a stock that's trading around $10 right now … but from our research, it should hit close to $100.

That's a 900% gain.

Your window of opportunity to get in on this trade is starting to close. But there's still time to invest in it before the stock shoots higher.

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Make Big Gains Taking Small Risks

With Commodity Stocks

The stock market is like a shooting target — and I'm determined to hit a bullseye on everytime I trade. Every move I make on the market is like a shot that ends up ricocheting throughout my portfolio — for the good or the bad.

And while I'm no lousy shot, there are certain tricks I've had to learn to make my aim more accurate… bringing out the big guns while minimizing any shockwaves headed toward my trading account.

I've learned a neat trick of using options as a way of actually managing the timing of catching market cycles… all with your favorite commodity stocks.

Let's dive in

A New Approach To Trading

the Stock Market

Most people don't know this…

But after every election, a few select stocks shoot higher — sometimes by double or even triple digits. And investors who know what these stocks are can expect huge payouts in no time flat.

That's why it's so important for investors to find the right trading approach, especially in times like these, in order for them to be able to maximize their profits.

Wall Street expert Adam Sarhan joins WPTV to show traders like you how you could profit from one of the most successful trading philosophies he's ever seen…

You see, there are two schools of thought on the market: Fundamental analysis and technical analysis. And if those two approaches were enough, then everybody would be making money and there would be nothing for investors to worry about.

But it's not enough, and Adam thinks it's time for that to change…

So he developed a third school of thought and he's here today to reveal it to you, for free.

Learn this new proven trading approach in real time

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The Stochastic Indicator, like the RSI, is a range-bound oscillator. However, where the RSI is calculated based on average gains and losses, stochastics compares the current price level to its range over a given period of time. Stocks tend to close near their highs in an uptrend and near lows in a downtrend. Therefore, price action that moves further from these extremes toward the middle of the range is interpreted as an exhaustion of trend momentum.

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