Sunday, May 19, 2024

Time to prepare for the upcoming market Fallout

A pricing glitch on one asset could unlock your trading potential
 
   
     
Take a look at this eye-opening graph...
 
 
What you’re looking at is the S&P percentage movement every day from the past 10 years plotted on a chart.

What you see outside of those two black lines are the days where S&P 500 moves 1% or more...

 
 
But what you’re looking at between those two lines is the number of days where the markets move less than 1%... about 70% of the time.

As you can see, all the weight of the graph is right there in the middle… 

 
 
And that’s because most of the time in the S&P 500 there’s barely any action...

That means 70% of the time, the markets are stagnant…

And options are just eating time decay, and you’re paying for it!

That’s why 76.5% of options expire worthless.

Look, if you haven’t seen your income grow at a rapid pace...

Or if you’re tired of seeing the markets go higher and higher all while your retirement account has barely budged an inch...

You should know… It’s not your fault.
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You see, the majority of the time the stock market barely moves.

It’s this kind of frustrating, whipsawing action that can demoralize a trader.

The truth of the matter is that… the odds ARE stacked against you.

And unless you come up with an edge in your trading…

Things will continue to be grim.

That’s why Monday @ 1 PM ET, economic expert Alex Reid is sitting down with Jack Carter to unveil what he believes is the #1 way to flip the odds in your favor.

And although he can’t promise results or against losses, he believes this opportunity is about to explode in less than 30 days from now.

Follow this link to join Alex Monday.
To your trading success, 
 
 

Nate
 
   
 

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