| | | Learn How to Trade Like a Wall Street Insider |
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| Ever wonder why Wall Street always seems to be one step ahead of the average Joe trader?
And while their methods are usually kept under lock and key… New Money Crew Head Trader Lance Ippolito is pulling back the curtain on Wall Street's best-kept secret strategy.
He's ready to reveal how tracking what he calls a "Shadow Blitz" can help spot which stocks might be ready to explode…
This strategy has already handed everyday traders windfalls like 57.89% on KO, 34.55% on UAA and 73.68% on ACI — all of those in 24 hours or less! |
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| | | Dec. 15 Could Be a Day of Reckoning for the S&P 500 |
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| I discovered something interesting on my Bloomberg terminal, and it's a phenomenon all investors should start paying attention to…
The stock market is in a perpetual state of confusion right now, and it has a lot to do with the S&P 500.
At first glance, it looks like the S&P is absolutely killing it — consistently making new highs — but when investors look at the stocks in their portfolio, they're getting wrecked.
Let's take a dive down the rabbit hole to see everything working underneath the hood… and why the Federal Reserve is a central figure to this problem. |
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| | | The Strongest and Weakest Sectors Ahead of This Week's Big Fed Data |
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| The markets might look bearish right now, but these movements can largely be attributed to volatility.
With all the data coming out this week — the Producers Price Index, retail sales, industrial production, Producers Manufacturing Index — on top of the Fed's December meeting, the markets simply don't know how to react.
In this stock market recap video, you'll discover the most likely scenario over the next two days for the stock market… which sector is the most sensitive to change in rates… why I'm bearish on the long bond right now… what I expect from the Fed on Wednesday... what market internals are pointing to… my top sector and top stock… and my bottom sector and weakest stock. |
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| "I also just finished viewing the "Why Traders Lose" webinars. It was incredibly informative. It hit me square between the eyes – I am a physician and entrepreneur. It did answer many questions. I have a lot of work to do – on me."
Bill K. |
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| | Short-term Pullbacks provide opportunities to enter trades in the direction of the longer-term trend. Trade set-ups like these occur against short-term momentum (the pullback) but are in alignment with the longer-term trend and typically offer high probability and low risk trade ideas with a 2:1 (or better) reward-to-risk ratio.
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