When "buying the dip" goes wrong


	If you are like most American’s in your 50s or 60s… “Buying the dip” has been the go-to for the last 30 years. For the most part, you could toss in a few bucks and come out on top a few months later… But what happens when “buy the dip” is no longer relevant? What happens when you buy the dip and the stocks just keep moving lower and lower? If you’re looking for a new solution that still allows you to take advantage of the little opportunity inside the stock market… Then I have something I want to share with you… It’s NOT a trading research service, or anything like that… But a free training class where I’ll teach you how to leverage a different part of the market… One that exists far away from buy and hold, momentum, dividend investing, value investing, fundamentals. Or any of the typical strategies that we’ve been taught over the years… In fact, what I’ll teach you thrives on confidential information… AND nefarious transactions… Anyway to gain free access to my latest training session. Click here now.


	Lance Ippolito

Past performance is not indicative of any future results. Trade at your own risk. From 2/21/20 - 11/14/23 on live trades the win rate is 68.1%, the average return is 14.1% on the options over a 7 day average hold time, with an annualized return of 135.9%.


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When "buying the dip" goes wrong

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