| | | How To Grab Consistent Overnight Winners |
From 1993 to 2021, you would have lost 10% of your money buying and holding the S&P 500 during the day…
Yet if you'd bought at the close and sold again right at the open, anyone could have seen an 812% increase in their investments.
And one former $700 million hedge fund trader just revealed how he's exploiting these overnight moves on a handful of stocks every single day. |
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| | | Buy It and Burn It: The Reflation Edition |
We're back with another segment of a fan favorite: "Buy It and Burn It." Today we're going over a great reflation trade idea for 2021.
Earlier in the week, we discussed the rising inflation we're seeing as we inch closer to normalcy and the Federal Reserve keeps printing money.
Everyone keeps asking, what is the reflation trade? What does this mean?
It means that the dollar is becoming more abundant, which means everything we purchase regularly is becoming more expensive.
Our advice is the same as it has been for most of 2021: Don't overthink it. There are too many obvious trades to worry about predicting the future. This reflation trade idea for 2021 is pretty simple as well. |
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| | | Bang, Buy, Bust: 2 NYSE Stocks To Watch in 2021… |
Traders, I think it's time for another installment of Bang, Buy, Bust — and this one has me focusing on two NYSE stocks to watch in 2021 — and a Wall Street darling that nearly destroyed me!
One of them is a name that's newer than most stocks, and the other is making a major comeback from 2019…
First, the stock I want to bang for quick profits… oh baby.
While I want to get in and out of this stock quickly, I have a feeling profits from Churchill Capital could last a bit longer..
I myself have already done some bull call spreads for February and March… and they're paying me quite nicely right now.
Now for the stock I want to buy and hold for some time… this one might be a bit of a shocker — especially considering we're still in the middle of a global pandemic… |
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| | | Why You're Late To Market Trading Opportunities: FOMO |
Do you ever see exciting news announced on mainstream financial media that you know is going to impact the stock market… but when you make the trade for yourself, you always end up with a loss?
When you're a trader, you tend to hear cryptic sayings like this a lot. But what does it mean?
Long story short: By the time the news hits your TV, the opportunity to profit has already passed. But when a rumor is introduced (before the actual news is announced), that's the phase you want to enter a trade because it's the time when other investors will get involved. |
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