Wednesday, May 5, 2021

Hope for isolation after all!

Folks, I'm sure we can all agree social isolation over the last year has been challenging…

But, there might actually be some hope for isolation after all…

In the S&P, of course… (social isolation still sucks).

Lets preface by stating that if you had just been trading the S&P in general over the last six months... your total return would've been around 12.95%...

About as exciting as having to sit at home most of our days this year.

But had you isolated specific sectors in the S&P over the same period… you could have seen:

Energy +59%
Materials +30%
Financials +48%

And those are just 3 out of the 11 sectors you could be working with.

Right now, billions of dollars pour from the losing sectors into the thriving ones… so that's why trading them as a whole wouldn't be doing you any favors.

And now that the S&P and DOW are at all time market highs... a chance stands to make some big profits.

Roger Scott has been doing just that.

On a more relevant timeline, in just six weeks time, Roger came off a profit high of no losing rotations…

40% in just 14 days
51% in just 14 days
53% in just 14 days
80% in just 14 days
86% in just 14 days
103% in just 14 days
115% in just 14 days¹

So while Rog can't promise a timeline as to when that pretty blue mask will come off…

He can show you how to use S&P sector isolation to your advantage… and it's clear he's been on a roll.

Discover which sector is booming today.

Early Bird Trades

¹Disclaimer: Target gains are not guaranteed future trade results.

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