There’s no sugar-coating it... The stock market is being hit hard by major catalysts from all sides. The first one — the omicron variant — hit on Thanksgiving while everyone was enjoying their second dessert.
And the next catalyst to bomb the market hit when the Federal Reserve announced its decision to taper more aggressively than originally planned next month. However, I saw this move coming from a mile away — you can’t ignore inflation for over a year and expect it to just disappear.
So what's a trader to do when presented with money flowing in and out of stocks at an alarming rate? You turn to pairs trades and profit from both the weakest and strongest stocks!
The first thing you need to do in order for this to work out for you is figure out where the money is flowing.
P.S. A lot of traders got caught offside with the big news about the omicron variant on Thanksgiving night. And they’ve been trying to mitigate the damage since...
But right now, I see Wall Street setting up for something massive with VXX, and my Round Trip Trading Club strategy was designed to exploit it.
More importantly, I just issued a new trade to go long VXX again… and I have a great feeling about it!
Don’t miss out on the opportunity of entering this trade and taking the round trip back higher.
I’m about to unveil the hidden pricing anomaly that’s allowed traders to get in front of moves like 236% in four days... 162% in 12 days... and 235% in 21 days... all from one ticker!
A lot of people have no clue, but Barclays bank engineered this ONE ticker to bottle up all of the volatility in the markets in one place…
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