How to Achieve Market-Beating Returns

December 19, 2020

Use One Trader's Secret

to Get Yourself a Win

It's not just the holiday season, it's football season. While sports betters across the country make their money covering the spread…

You could make your money covering the stock market.

Trading expert Lance Ippolito, AKA the "Blitz Tracker" is revealing his secret to you.

Wall Street always seems to be way ahead of the average investor, but with these "Shadow Blitzes" you could change that. Wall Street won't see you coming.

You could score touchdowns with your investments every 24 hours, so don't wait.

Dial Up Your Blitz Here

Trading the 20-Day Simple

Moving Average Using Options

In case you haven't noticed, we're aggressive traders here at the Future of Wealth.

There's no doubt about that.

If you're a member of our Blitz service, then you know that we like to strictly trade options and we don't like holding them for more than a week… or in some cases as little as 24 hours.

So what we do when we pull up our daily charts is pinpoint when a stock is going to move. And by doing the majority of our trading with this mindset, we've discovered the winning formula behind a quick trade: high volatility, high volume and a fast aggressive move in the right direction.

We've also found that the 20-day simple moving average is a great way to find them.

How We Plan to Use It on Our Latest Find

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How to Achieve Market-Beating Returns

The year 2020 is almost behind us. And I'm sure you're all thinking in your heads, "Thank goodness for that!"

As most of you know, the stock market has been largely driven by momentum stocks. The Nasdaq 100 alone has given investors over 40% returns in the past 12 months. Yes, that's absolutely crazy!

But things are about to change…

There's one group of stocks on the verge of an epic comeback I want you to see.

So if you're ready to achieve higher-than-average returns over the next several months, click on the button below to catch my latest video.

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What to Do After Taking

Your First Trading Course

So, you took your first trading course… congratulations!

You're one step closer to becoming a successful trader, but what about the second step?

What should you do once you've taken your first class? You certainly can't just jump straight into trading, it's not going to be that easy.

Becoming profitable once you invest into a trading course, guru, program or eBook isn't going to be instant. It takes dedication and doing a lot of homework.

Do you have a trading account open yet? Do you know which strategy you want to use, which index you want to trade or symbols you want to use? How many times have you watched your trading courses?

When will you actually start trading?

The fastest way to blow up your account and waste all your money is to trade when you don't know what you're doing.

If you're able to make money when you don't know how you're doing it, it's just pure luck. And what happens when traders start to feel a little too lucky?

They get excited and double down on all their trades, only to end up losing it all...

And that's the last way you want to begin your trading path.

Use This to Guide Your Second Step

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A 52-Week High/Low is the highest and lowest price that a stock has traded at during the previous year. It is a technical indicator used by some traders and investors who view the 52-week high or low as an important factor in determining a stock's current value and predicting future price movement. As a stock trades within its 52-week price range (the range that exists between the 52-week low and the 52-week high), these traders and investors may show increased interest as price nears either the high or the low.

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