The Secret Behind Pairs Trading: Bed Bath & Beyond and Etsy

*April 20, 2021*

The Most Explosive "Day" in the Market

What if traders knew, down to the exact day, when a single stock was going to explode by 100%, 150% or even 200%...

Think about that...

What if someone could count down to an individual date and watch as one single stock shoots nearly vertical?

Most folks don't believe that type of market timing is possible.

But thanks to an odd market event that Future of Wealth Head Trader Lance Ippolito calls a breakout date...

It's completely possible… and he's already seen it happen.

Here's How It's Done

The Secret Behind Pairs Trading: Bed Bath & Beyond and Etsy

Did you know investors can make money off the stock market — no matter if it's up or down — by using a proven pairs trading strategy?

A pairs trade is a strategy where a trader will have matching long and short positions in two stocks that have a high correlation between them.

We want to make sure what we're seeing in the markets now is following a similar pattern from market moves in the past.

These two positions will, in theory, form the base of a hedging strategy that should benefit the buyer whether there's a positive or negative trend in the market.

And that's exactly what happened for my Money Link members last week, with the help of using Bed Bath & Beyond and Etsy as the links in our pairs trading strategy.

Let's Take a Look

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Airpocalypse: It's morbid to think about.

But one of the leading causes of death is air pollution.

According to the World Health Organization, an estimated seven million people die every year from air pollution-related issues.

Air pollution is caused by solid and liquid particles along with gases suspended in the air.

By far, the largest contributor to air pollution comes from the world's electricity generation.

Namely, burning fossil fuels.

Is Going Nuclear the Solution?

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