| | | The Legendary 'Alpha Zones' |
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| We finally sat down with stock market expert Adam Sarhan to learn all about his Alpha Trades system.
The vast majority of these trades are likely to take place during what he calls "Alpha Zones…"
In fact, stocks that have passed Adam's "Alpha Line" in the past tend to have tremendous success… like when Docusign soared 321.62% in 24 hours or when traders made 531.06% in just 24 hours on Amazon.
And it just so happens that the next Alpha Trade is just around the corner... |
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| | | Free Trade Alert! Buy the Dip on These 2 Hated Commodities |
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| I can't keep up with all the flip-flopping opinions in the financial media. Markets are crashing, then they're fine. We're raising the debt ceiling, now we're not...
But one consistent trend I've seen is an opinion on which commodities deserve some hate… But just like mainstream media doesn't care about looking behind the scenes, markets don't care about opinions.
It was just a week or so ago that CNBC's Jim Cramer called for a big market correction. This week, he's buying the dip in tech again.
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| | | 3 Hot Energy Stocks for the Long, Cold Winter Ahead |
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| The stock market can't make up its mind...
Down one day, rallying the next... and back down again.
The S&P 500 is trading below its 100-day moving average for the first time since the end of October 2020…
That said, we're only 5% off record highs.
When we look at options order flow, the put/call ratio is moving down Wednesday, so we don't see a lot of big put orders coming in.
Instead, with markets still near record highs, institutional traders continue to focus on short-dated options.
About the only sector seeing any sustained, long-dated buying is Energy... and for good reason.
Let's take a look at why and see which of the top energy stocks are hitting the tape... |
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| | | How to Take Advantage of Explosive Market Opportunities |
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| Traders who are tired of staring at stock charts all day just to pick through Wall Street's crumbs have come to the right place.
Stock market expert and Forbes contributor Adam Sarhan is finally ready to reveal how traders can target today's most explosive stock market opportunities ahead of Wall Street's elite.
And they won't have to make risky market bets or get special brokerage permission to do it. |
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| "I love your educational webinars and video tutorials! I wish I had found you sooner. Looking to learn how to trade profitably with consistency in order to grow an account."
Jacqueline H.
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| | Options are a type of derivative security. An option is a derivative because its price is intrinsically linked to the price of something else. If you buy an options contract, it grants you the right, but not the obligation to buy or sell an underlying asset at a set price on or before a certain date. Similar to buying a stock, buying a Call Option gives you a long position in the underlying stock. Similar to shorting a stock, buying a Put Option gives you a short position in the underlying stock. Traders who buy options (Calls or Puts) are not obligated to buy or sell. They have the choice to exercise their rights. This limits the risk of buyers of options to only the premium spent. |
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