There's a deadline to this massive opportunity...
Before I jump into today's issue I just want to thank everyone that was at the live training today. It was one of the biggest in WealthPress history and, I'd argue, the most valuable. But I received a few emails from folks that weren't able to make it. So I'm making the replay available until midnight. Check it out while you still can... I breakdown everything you need to know to countdown Wall Streets's biggest moves plus give away five trades (make sure you stay until the very end, I give away two bonus trades) For those that were there, I want to quickly address a few questions I received about the system and the three stocks that are on the clock... Question: What has to happen for a stock to be on the clock? First off, for a stock to even be considered it has to make my "short list." Every single day the market is open, I'm automatically sent a list of about 50 high-quality stocks that are most likely to move higher. I look at momentum, volatility, insider buying and a host of other factors. From there, two things need to happen before the countdown to a massive move starts. - There needs to be a big volume spike…
- The stock must jump a minimum of 5%, as measured from the previous closing price, one day before the spike begins.
That might sound confusing, but it's actually pretty simple once you see it: |
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Check out the bottom section of the chart. That shows the volume -- the number of shares being traded on any given day. The volume spike is pretty obvious on the chart. On most days, MRTX trades less than 1 million shares. But then out of nowhere, there's a large spike when over 3 million shares traded. Immediately after, the shares go on to move more than 5% higher. That's when MRTX officially was "on the clock." You'll notice that I didn't go long shares when the initial volume spike happened. Instead, I have a formula that basically tells me exactly when to jump into the trade. In the case of MRTX, it happened two weeks later. The entry couldn't have been any better… and the trade would have made you 411% in just 11 days. Hope that clears up some confusion. I don't go long stocks when they go on the clock… instead, I wait for the clock to hit zero, when I have an optimized entry point. (And if you still have questions about when a stock goes on the clock, I review more examples in the live training). Question: What stocks are on the clock now? At the live event, I told you about three stocks that were on the clock. I may have been talking too fast, because a few of you missed it. So here they are again: |
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(If you want more information about these companies, plus two bonus trades, go here.) Remember, just because a stock is on the clock doesn't mean it'll skyrocket tomorrow. There's a reason why I wait for the countdown to hit zero… it significantly increases the upside and reduces risk. By waiting for my entry signal, I've been able to generate an average gain of 394% in just 12.4 days of these types of trades! Of course, how you trade the stocks above -- assuming you even want to do that -- is up to you. But I'll be waiting for that countdown to hit zero. I can alert you when that happens, but you have to sign up here today. Like the replay, I'm also taking this page down at midnight. So if you want to be alerted when stocks are on the clock... and when I'd enter and exit a trade, sign up here now. Roger Scott
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