Hey Trader,
The smoke is still clearing from the GameStop frenzy, and we're seeing some familiar faces in the winner's circle.
The insiders and institutional money.
The brief-but-bright retail revolution was fueled by the thought that small investors could slay the hedge fund dragons.
At the end of the day, a few took some major hits — mainly Melvin Capital, which managed to lose over 50%.
But like a scary movie, the hedge funds always find a way to come back.
According to regulatory filings, the four largest asset managers in the world own 39% of GameStop shares.
The Wall Street Journal recently reported that one hedge fund, Senvest Management, dumped a cool $700 million on the
GameStop revolution.
Click here to learn the secret that the market movers don't want you to know…
I hate to be the one to break it to you, but the hard truth is this:
Institutional money always wins in the market.
They have the resources, connections and power to manipulate the game in ways that retail investors can only dream of.
So, can little guys like us ever truly win?
Definitely.
Look, the house is gonna come out on top. That's just a law of nature.
But retail investors like us can get our hands on serious gains by piggybacking the trades of those institutional insiders.
The information is there for the taking…
But the average investor doesn't even realize it exists.
Here at the Insider Report, I've been using a secret SEC hack to help members consistently book triple digit returns for years.
I track when these guys make large purchases in their own companies, and pass this insider info along to my members.
As the saying goes, f you can't beat 'em… you know the rest.
The retail revolution doesn't have to be won over night.
As long as we profit more days at the market than we lose, we still win.
After all, we're playing the long game.
Click here to find out how we book better profits.
Until next time,
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