| | | The Most Impressive Trading Performance We've Ever Seen... |
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| Stock market legend Chuck Hughes just revealed the strategy that allowed him to bank $3.5 million in documented profits over the past seven years.
And we're giving traders the chance to test drive this strategy for themselves.
Chuck agreed to sit down for an interview with WealthPress Senior Strategist Roger Scott. And during their discussion, he showed Roger how his Trophy Trades system has allowed him to make consistent gains year after year… completely stress free. |
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| | | Why Bitcoin Is the Most Important Indicator for 2021 |
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| Monday's sell-off sparked a panic among the financial talking heads as fears of Round 2 of the pandemic ran rampant. But I didn't — and still don't — think it was a big enough concern to warrant that kind of reaction.
Lo and behold, the next day, after going down on volume, the markets are back up on air… so does our strategy change? I don't think so. Stagflation is still my primary concern.
Which leads me to the only thing I found remotely interesting: an article about the ultra-rich turning to cryptocurrencies, which comes after Bitcoin tanking in May. Will this signal a crypto crash recovery? And why do we care?
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| | | Why My Blitz Market Color Readers Were Ready for Tuesday's Rally |
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Following Monday's sell-off, the bulls came back to the market for a nice rebound with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all up about 1.5%. What a turnaround!
After a solid day of paper-handed traders running around screaming and selling their entire portfolios, they came back the next day and acted like nothing ever happened.
It's a 180-degree turn that no one could have seen coming. Right?
Well, that might be the case for most traders, but we're not "most traders," are we?
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| | | Life Is Unpredictable — 'Trophy Trades' Are Not |
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| Look, the stock market can be unpredictable…
That's where Trophy Trades Alerts can help. This stress-free trading strategy gives everyday traders the chance to capture even more gains when a stock rallies — without leaving large profits on the table.
And it works even in the most turbulent of markets. |
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| "Roger, As always great information. I learned more about the stock market activity in the past month then I ever suspected. Keep info coming."
Dennis H.
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| | The Advance/Decline (A/D) Line is used by many traders to confirm the strength of a current trend and its likelihood of reversing. The indicator essentially shows if most stocks are participating in the direction of the market. If the markets are up, but the A/D line is sloping downwards (bearish divergence), it's usually a sign that the markets are losing their breadth and may be about to reverse direction. If the slope of the A/D line is up and the market is trending upward, then the market is said to be healthy. |
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