Dear trader, Time is your most precious resource.
That’s why we love the stock market here at RagingBull.
With the right strategy and trade plan—you can leverage your time and money.
Today, we’re going to be discussing a strategy that delivers on all fronts.
But before you jump in, we have to warn you about something…
This strategy is not for everyone. In fact, it’s only for traders who want to swing for the fences.
It’s like famous quant trader, Nassim Taleb, once said:
“A scalable profession is good only if you are successful; they are more competitive, produce monstrous inequalities, and are far more random with huge disparities between efforts and rewards — a few can take a large share of the pie, leaving others out entirely at no fault of their own.”
If you want to be one of those truly motivated traders, committed to taking a large piece of the pie, then keep reading.
What we’re sharing today is the very strategy that has helped Jeff Bishop squeeze the pulp out of countless stocks over the course of his trading career…
Like what he did with the Five Below (FIVE), a highlight from his top 19 trades of year ‘19…
August 22nd, 2019
 Want to learn how you can start getting a piece of this same kind of action that Jeff took in his Total Alpha service?
There are still a few remaining spots available for his upcoming four-part options masterclass—set to kick-off, live, on January 20th.
Right now, it won’t cost you a thing to signup, however, given the overwhelming demand and that we are almost at capacity—we may close down registration early.
If we reopen, it will most likely be available for a small fee.
Regardless, you can’t put a value on what Jeff is going to be teaching you in this special live series.
Look, if you’re working a 9-to-5 job that absorbs heaps of time each day, hands you the same lousy paycheck, and generally sucks the soul out of you — we feel you.
Most of our pro traders have been there…
- Jason Bond, though fulfilling his lifelong passion for teaching, once struggled living paycheck to paycheck as an elementary school teacher… and when school was off in the summer, he worked roofing jobs to keep food on the table for his family. Through Jeff’s mentorship, he learned how to leverage his time and money—crushing Wall Street along the way.
- Kyle Dennis worked at a real estate company doing boring stuff that was anything but related to his UCLA biology degree… until he discovered an incredibly lucrative way to play stock run-ups in biotech catalysts.
- Taylor Conway sat in the back of a car dealership, processing data and filling out paperwork, until he learned how to profit off Wall Street's dirtiest secret.
We want you to turn your financial worries around just as our pro traders did.
Fortunately, by getting access to proper training, YOU CAN.
This week is all about 101s.
We’re talking about the fundamentals that must be in place before you jump into the markets.
In the following video, Jeff Bishop lays down a primer on all the basic things you need to know about the two types of stock options, calls and puts.
One guaranteed way to lose money in the stock market is to try to anticipate what the mom and pop investors will do.
Their decisions are poorly informed and most of their moves are wild guesses about the overall direction of the market.
But Tylor Conway isn’t wasting his time with any of that. Instead, he’s following the paper trail of Wall Street’s largest players — those who trade in hidden exchanges called “dark pools.”
In this post, he reveals how he recently alerted his subscribers to one dark pool move he followed suite on in Merck & Co. for a 50% win on half his position.
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The market has been moving up and up recently, but that doesn’t mean we should always go long in our trades.
This week is a big week for catalysts — including earnings, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, and the trade deal — so don’t assume that sentiment won’t change overnight.
That’s why Jason Bond is sticking to his rockets and fish hooks patterns, which have helped him spot some of the best small-cap setups at times when markets shift really quick.
Right now, these patterns have uncovered three stocks that could make a significant move very soon.
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As a small-time trader, browsing for stocks can feel like window shopping at the mall. Hand on the glass, you peer in at that beautiful jacket/ watch/ pair of shoes — but the number on the price tag is just too darn high.
Let’s face it. With extremely high prices for a single share on some of the most popular stocks — $312 for Apple, $1,430 for Alphabet, and a whopping $1,869 for Amazon — many small-time traders are getting squeezed out.
But get this… instead of buying a single $1,869 Amazon share, you could buy a $18 option contract for the same amount of power.
Afraid of playing options?
In this post, Dave Lukas explains how he uses a special type of option called LEAPS, which allows him to turn his options contracts into long-term trading instruments just like stocks.
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This week is a big week for the markets, given that several big banks have reported earnings and that Trump signed a trade deal with China.
Not only that, the Commerce Department releases retail sales data today. A stronger or weaker than expected report following the BIGGEST retail month of the year could be a critical indicator of the health of the economy.
In this post, Jason Bond has his eyes on two overbought and two oversold retail stocks based on holiday sales figures.
He shows us how he’s using the 14-day relative strength index and bollinger bands to determine whether we should put on bullish or bearish trades.
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