Monday, September 4, 2023

How money is made in America’s #1 oil & gas ETF

$34,680 per quarter is the average return for our private clients in America's #1 oil & gas ETF.

If that looks like a lot of money in one quarter, that's because you're…

Piggybacking on institutional trades in undervalued oil and gas names — one of the safest and most lucrative things you can do with your money in this challenging market.

Granted, I can't promise you'll make $34,680 every quarter or even more or less.

But if you're behind on your income goals and don't see how you'll get there, this is an excellent way to skip all the frustrating parts of trading and structure your trades for substantial returns as large institutional investors double down on fossil fuel investments.

Here are ten examples of how we build profitable positions in this ETF.



Two Financial Screenshots, One Outcome

Here's CNBC commentator Jim Cramer throwing shades at Ali Baba in March.

 

You'd think the stock was forbidden fruit if you didn't know better. Yet, look how much you could have made if you ignored Cramer's misleading tweet and followed the recommendations of one high-grossing trader who enjoys proving analysts wrong.

 

That's a $6,058 return on a $1,000 move.

6x your money in one week and a refreshing reminder that there are countless opportunities to grow your money in this market, regardless of media narratives.

See how to grow your money with profitable plays overlooked by experts.

To big profits and beyond,

 

team1@hawkeyetraders.com
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