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Is Wall Street hiding their next big move? The answer to that question is almost always yes. By the time an institution files paperwork revealing a position, the opportunity is often long gone. That’s because the real buying doesn’t happen in one obvious block. It’s sliced up, routed through more than two dozen exchanges so it doesn’t attract attention. That’s what I monitor. And when those signals line up, it usually means serious money is positioning for a stock to surge. I’m reaching out because that’s exactly what just happened. A wave of unusual activity hit multiple exchanges targeting several stocks… But there's one that stands out from the pack. And from the volume I'm seeing here, it could have a meaningful short-term impact. I can’t make trading guarantees... But I can show you the stock that triggered the alert and how I’m planning to approach it over the next few days. If you want to see the full breakdown, you’ll find it here. 'Til the next trade, Lance Ippolito 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 past performance is not indicative of future results. From 2/21/20 to present, on live trades the win rate is 70.67%, the average return of winners and losers is 13.62%. The average winner is 43.71% on the options over a 5 day average hold time. |
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