| | | Easy Weekend Profits up for Grabs… |
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| Every week, millions of traders both on and off Wall Street grind it out Monday through Friday…
But what they don't know is there are hundreds and even thousands of dollars in easy profits up for grabs every single weekend.
Anyone who knows what to look for on Friday afternoon can place a simple trade just before the market closes…
And wake up the very next Monday morning with potential gains like 95% on UAA… 486% on BIIB… and even 610% on CRSR.
For the first time ever, New Money Crew Head Trader Lance Ippolito is revealing this rinse-and-repeat strategy that anyone with a cell phone and brokerage account can use. |
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| | | Will Evergrande's Collapse Crush Your Portfolio? |
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| We had a quadruple witching options expiry driving the overall market narrative this past week...
This week, it's Chinese real estate company Evergrande that sent things into a tailspin. For some reason, markets seem to react to big, scary mainstream media headlines.
And as I checked financial news Monday morning, one of the hot topics seemed to be the impact of an Evergrande collapse.
Now don't get me wrong, a large company with a bunch of debt — all of which will have to be backstopped by the Chinese government — is an issue.
So how bad will it be? |
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| | | Use This Hidden Strategy to Profit Alongside the 'Smart Money' |
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| Every day, billions of dollars flow through the markets. That's just business as usual...
But inside that massive flow of cash, there are big-money traders working for hedge funds and institutions who are setting up massive plays.
And they're trying to ensure no one notices and spoils their potential wins.
That's why I've worked with a team of computer scientists and engineers to create a scanner that detects their activity.
And I've used it to find opportunities that could double, triple… or even quadruple your investment over the weekend.
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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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| | An Exponential Moving Average (EMA) is a type of moving average that places a greater weight and significance on the most recent data points. The EMA is also referred to as the exponentially weighted moving average. Exponentially weighted moving averages react more significantly to recent price changes than a Simple Moving Average (SMA). |
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