What RSI, MACD, and moving averages will never show you.

Don Kaufman here.

Every indicator on your chart — RSI, MACD, moving averages, all of them — is showing you the same thing.

What already happened.

They confirm momentum after it’s moving. They confirm trend shifts after they’ve started. They confirm direction after the move is underway.

Brandon Chapman found something that shows up before all of that.

It lives inside the options market. In the structure of how options are being positioned before certain moves take off. He calls it a block. And this summer it appeared before:

GDX — +108.82% in 6 days
USO — +96.08% in 43 days
UPS — +66.67% in 54 minutes

Today at 2PM ET he’s going live to show you exactly what it is — and to walk through VIX at +111% return on risk, PLUG at +206%, and NKE at +142% — breaking down what was happening in the options market before each of those moved.

Register free — today at 2PM ET

Today at 2PM. Be there.

Lock in your seat

— Don Kaufman
TheoTrade

P.S. There are two kinds of traders: those who trade the result and those who read the cause. Today Brandon shows you the difference. Get registered

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What RSI, MACD, and moving averages will never show you.

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