| | | New '0.01' Reading Unlocks 209% Windfalls on Average |
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| And, no, it's not from the "regular" stock market…
And a chance to stack the odds in their favor — with up to 96.2% accuracy on real-money trades.
This "0.01" reading is responsible for $3.4 million in profits… |
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| | | What Stocks the Fastest-Gaining Funds Are Buying Now |
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| Large hedge funds file documents (13F) with the SEC at the end of every quarter that reveal what kind of holdings they have. It's a federal requirement that basically lets the public keep an eye on what it is they're doing.
But what I do is track the five fastest-gaining funds over the past three months to figure out what holdings they have in common. Then, of course, I organize what I found and put together this video for you.
So in this video, I thought it'd be beneficial to walk you through what hedge funds are holding right now. Then I'll talk more about what they're currently buying… |
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| | | The Strongest Stocks in This Volatile — but Still Strong — Market |
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It's been a bullish past week for the market. Sure, the Dow may have finished lower than where it started, but the three major indices all tested their 50-day moving averages and bounced higher off the lows, which is a good sign.
The fact that the bulls didn't allow support to break down tells us the market is still strong. And as long as they stay above their 50-day MAs, that's a good thing.
Mid- and small-cap indexes like the S&P MidCap 400 and Russell 2000 were not as lucky, however, with both breaking below the 50-day MA. The next level of support to watch for these two is the 200-day MA, which the Russell 2000 did Thursday before bouncing back Friday.
So the small caps are weak, the big caps are strong, and mid caps are in the middle.
When markets are pulling back a little and volatile, I like to isolate stocks that are showing strength... |
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| | A Double Top is a chart pattern, characterized by two consecutive peaks in price. The double top looks like the letter "M" and signals a potential bearish reversal of an established uptrend.
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