| | | The ONLY Trading Strategy You'll Ever Need |
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Legendary trader Jeff Zananiri just told us about a breakthrough strategy so powerful, he's already used it to signal 20%, 30%, even 50% winners overnight…
Every day of the week.
How does he do it? By simply buying certain stocks right at the market's close and then selling them again the next morning.
We almost didn't believe Jeff when he told us about his overnight strategy, but then we started digging into the 3 p.m. market phenomenon that Jeff calls a "Burn Notice." |
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| | | 2 Robust Health Care Stocks I'll Be Holding This Fall |
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| It's become blatantly obvious that the healthcare industry is enormous...
Its spending accounted for more than 17% of the U.S. gross domestic product in 2019! If you think about it, that's pretty remarkable because retail sales make up about two-thirds of the GDP.
And COVID-19 only continues to plant plenty of activity around the sector, which is bullish news for most health care stocks.
I mean, House Democrats even passed a $3.5 trillion budget resolution to enhance the country's social safety net.
So with trillions of dollars flowing into the industry and strong momentum from institutional traders shifting into these names, there are a handful of health care stocks ready for yet another leg up… |
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| | | With More Market Downside Ahead, Kingmakers Are Buying These 5 Stocks |
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| There's a new fund we haven't discussed before this week that the Kingmakers — big, institutional investors — are piling into as the markets dipped…
We also have four stocks to cover, but first…
We gave this name away as a free trade idea on Wednesday — a day later than usual because of the holiday Monday. And it's an inverse ETF that people can buy that goes up when the markets are going down, and vice versa.
So you can buy a call option to bank some profits if the market is falling, and a put option if the market is rising — simple enough, and extremely useful!
Every trader should have this type of play in their toolbox because it has perfect action for both call and put options depending on where you think things are heading on Wall Street.
And like I've been saying for the past week or so, markets are overextended and due to pull back... |
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| "Good morning, Roger! Thank you for all your amazing videos! It's really world-class material! I learned something from every one of them, ...actually from every sentence!"
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| | Day Trading is defined as the buying and selling of a security within a single trading day. This can occur in any marketplace, but is most common in the foreign-exchange (forex) market and stock market. Typically, day traders are well-educated and well-funded. They utilize high amounts of leverage and short-term trading strategies to capitalize on small price movements in highly liquid stocks or currencies. |
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