GDP data…Good or bad for trading?

A story that's actually worth reading
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It's argued that Jim Simons was the best Hedge Fund trader of all time…

Just $100 into his Medallion fund in 1988 would have turned into $398,000,000 dollars by 2018…

That's absolutely insane…

But what a lot of people don't realize is that his most profitable years came during times of turmoil…

Just like we're seeing right now.

For example - in 1999- One year before the dotcom crash, his fund returned 35%...

BUT… when the spit hit the fan in 2000 and stocks were moving at drastically accelerated rates (both to the upside and the downside)

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His firm returned 128% in a single year…

It was a very similar story in 07 and 08, too..

Prior to the Great Financial Crisis, Jim's Medallion Fund returned around 45%...

But when the entire financial system felt like it was on brink of collapse… similar to how it feels now…

The Medallion Fund returned 152%

As you can imagine- He knew something that most folks do not…

He knew that in times of turmoil stocks move at accelerated rates… But he also knew how to leverage these accelerated stock moves for his own benefit.

Now of course, all of us are NOT Jim Simons…

But that doesn't mean we can't leverage his secrets…

As Roger Scott will show you right here…

It all comes down to a stock's natural movement pattern and how leveraging it in times of accelerated stock moves can tee us up for some pretty incredible trading opportunities…

Trust us, this is what "the financial media" should be sharing right now…

But they're not…

So you'll only find this story right here.

All the best,

Jack Carter

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