Sorry I'm starting with sharks, but I couldn't find a better example for the market pattern behind our recent 191 percent payment from Marathon Oil.
As you may know, sharks have a predictable movement regarding food. |  | They stay in ONE location, snacking and building energy for their next move.
But once the buffet closes shop, they swim to a new site.
This movement is called Levy Flight.
It's similar to how institutional players move cash when interest rates are high.
And if you understand it… you can get more out of every dollar you trade with.
For example, look at the golden rectangle in this chart of Marathon Oil. | | | Recommended Link
MSA tool for steady income growth. | | |  | Nothing to see here, right?
Look at the same stock picking up steam barely three days later. |  | What changed?
Simple.
Like the great white shark swimming to a new site in search of prey no match for its predatory prowess… Institutional buyers arrived at that corner of the energy markets excited to buy Marathon Oil at discount prices sellers were desperate to sell.
We picked them up at 0.90, bailed on half at 1.75, and took the rest at 3.50.
The result was a 191 percent payday last Wednesday.
And we've got another name with a similar setup for next week.
Long story short, institutional players are always looking to pick up high-value companies at massive discounts and often tip their hands in ways you can leverage.
I'm happy to share more details on our next trade, but if you'd rather learn how to find these setups yourself and take advantage of institutional cash flow in this market…
Go here to get a free breakdown of our process.
To your trading success,
Steve Place
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