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Here is another reason why you should never trade on the news. Earlier this year, analysts cut the earnings per share estimate for Broadcom. That appeared to be a clear red flag for investors. But behind the scenes, weeks later, a wave of “flood orders” hit the stock. I’m talking about massive backdoor bets our not-so-good friends on Wall Street use to disguise their real moves. On the surface, it looked like another no-go. But the hidden flood orders told a different story. Of course, there is no perfect income formula. Some trades returned smaller gains. Some did not work out at all. However, this secretive move is one that Wall Street has relied on time and again. And today, I will expose how you can spot these moves before the news even breaks. Better still, you’ll see how to use them to take repeated shots at extra income. If you like the sound of that… Go here now and see how it works. Trade well, |
![]() Jack Carter The profits and performance shown are not typical of any one individual. We develop tools and strategies to the best of our ability, but no one can guarantee the future. There is always a risk of loss when trading. From 9/25/2023 - 9/25/2025, the average return per trade alert (winners and losers included) on the live trades is 7.2% over a 7-day hold time, and a 61% win rate with an average winner of 46.4%. |
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