 | Sure, Daymond John may have been impressed by Jason Bond's Weekly Windfalls strategy…
But how did it stack up for Kyle Dennis when he took it for a test drive?
I won't spoil it for you, but let's just say it won't be the last time Kyle trades it.
Watch it here.
Dear trader,
Raging Bull offers services that allow the everyday investor a chance to peek inside the minds of bonafide millionaire traders.
Let's face it, most successful traders are secretive and arrogant. They believe that if you find out what they're doing, their edge will vanish.
Wow! I guess they've never heard of the likes of Carl Ichan, Bill Ackman, and Paul Singer—who have no problem telling the world what they're in and why.
If you want to climb through the ranks fast then you'll need some help. The fastest way to shave off time is by aligning yourself with a mentor.
In this issue of All-Access, we dig deep into the role of mentorship plays in trading, and why we believe it's essential if you want to be consistently profitable.
Here's what you'll hear from our trading experts:
- Jeff Williams discusses legal loopholes— helping you avoid the Pattern Day Trader (PDT) Rule when trading a small account.
- Jeff Bishop leaks three trades that can position you to profit off the Fed's blunder.
- Kyle Dennis reveals how a proprietary software can help you piggyback off unusual options activity… like the recent call on TIF that made a smart money trader a whopping 1,500% return.
- Nathan Bear explains the three vital steps he took to recover after taking a $40K beatdown before we went on to become a seven-figure a year trader.
Jeff Williams loves to teach.
As a former long-time elementary school teacher, his instructions are simple, approachable, and easy to understand.
Through his premier service, Supernova, he mentors his subscribers LIVE... in an online trading room… every trading day from 9 am to noon and 3 pm to close.
By joining his real-time trading chat room, you get a birds-eye view of the trades Jeff is making and why he's making them. You can also ask him questions and get direct feedback.
Subscribers who did so over the past 5 months were able to follow along as he took a $3K portfolio and stacked it up to +$25K.
By watching a video here, you'll see how Jeff analyzes the market and how he's capable of making up to three trades near the end of every trading day.
Having a mentor can be the difference between succeeding and failing in the stock market.
Here are some ways that any of our experts here at Raging Bull can mentor you throughout your trading:
- Narrowing down your strategy. As traders, we have all sorts of tools at our disposal — Fibonacci retracements, moving averages, breakout patterns, reversal patterns, to name a few. Whether it's stocks or options—A mentor can show you strategies that are tried-and-true. No need to waste your time or money by experimenting when you can lean on someone experienced.
- Sticking to your goals. If your goal is to double or triple your portfolio in the next 6 to 12 months, it helps to surround yourself with people that can hold you accountable AND have done it before. A mentor can help you set a realistic trading goal and stick to it.
- Analyzing complex data to draw simple conclusions. Especially if you are someone who lacks formal education in math, business, or finance, you are likely to encounter a great amount of difficulty looking at numbers and charts. A mentor can help you simplify countless charts and mounds of data so that you can really understand what it all means.
- Spotting flaws and errors. Beginners are prone to execution errors and fumbles in their trades. Mentors can help you set your trades up properly with stop losses, for example, so that you don't lose tons of money.
Unless you're an "insider," you'll find out about the news at the same time as everyone else.
And when it comes to riding big news announcements to great profits, you'll be lucky if you wake up at just the right time — enough to capture a few extra percentage points on a stock as everyone and their brother clambers on board.
But what if you could get the tip-off ahead of time like all the hedge funds and Wall Street "insiders" out there who have access to non-public information?
With Kyle's proprietary unusual options activity (UOA) scanner, you can.
In this post, he shows how you can piggyback off suspicious options moves — like when we recently saw on options trader grab hundreds of contracts in TIF for under $2 apiece following an announcement and just a few days later take more than 1,500%
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Losing money isn't easy — in fact, it downright sucks. But the good news is that it happens to the best of us.
Most successful traders blow up at least one account before they learn how to make money. And 90% of beginner traders blow up their account within the first 6 months.
Nathan Bear is now a multimillionaire, but in his early days he went down $40,000 as a result of his trading.
In this post, he shares 3 things that he did that helped him on the road of recovery and profitability, including sticking with one setup, maintaining a journal, and getting mentoring.
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If you have tried to day trade using an account with under $25K, you have inevitably bumped into one irritating roadblock — the Pattern Day Trader (PDT) rule.
The rule states that if your account is under $25,000, then you are limited to 3 round-trip day trades in a 5 day period.
For the small account trader struggling to improve their account, this rule stinks… worse than rotten eggs, skunk, or gas station bathrooms.
In this post, Jeff Williams shows you how to capture great returns in your small account with a couple of techniques he uses to avoid being labeled as a pattern day trader.
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Very few things cause as much uncertainty in the markets as the anticipation surrounding Fed meeting announcements. What all of this uncertainty leads to is one thing — volatility.
When we study the volatility in the markets, we can get a very good sense of how to make our next moves. The best part is that we won't even need to turn on the television and listen to the clueless talking heads.
In this post, Jeff Bishop examines the VIX, which measures the short-term volatility of the S&P 500 indexes. He also analyzes the VVIX, which measures the volatility of the price of the VIX and the speed at which market sentiment changes.
He'll show you what trades he's looking into before volatility really heats up moving into the next Fed announcement.
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To Your Success, The RagingBull Team |
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