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Even if You Made PERFECT Market Calls, You Wouldn't Beat This Strategy By Andy Crowder Tuesday, February 23, 2021 Imagine if you were GREAT at guessing the right direction of a stock before earnings. Well – I'm going to prove to you that... even then... This strategy would BEAT your perfect predictions. And I'm also going to show you how you could use this simple method starting this week. Go here for urgent details on how you could make a 16.3% profit in less than 24 hours. Take Proctor & Gamble, for example. The company reported disappointing earnings last January 20. Following our hypothetical scenario, let's say you knew this and you also knew that the stock was going to tank. So you shorted shares at market open on that day. As you bought them back to close your position on the next day... You would have made a 2.5% profit. But with this simple strategy, that profit would've been 10.5%. Essentially making FOUR times more money than with your perfect call. Or take Starbucks. Last January 26, the company missed Wall Street's expectations. And after your research, you knew that the stock was going to plummet. And it did. So as you shorted shares in the open of the 26th and bought them back to close your position on the 27th... Your prediction would've given you a 5.9% profit. Which is nice... BUT... with this strategy your return would've been 17% – almost three times more. Or here's another one example... American Express exceeded earnings expectations on January 26. Same thing as before: you were 100% positive that the stock would fall... And sure enough, it did... giving you a 6.4% profit by shorting it. That being said, it's not the 16.3% gain this little-known strategy made. So as you can see... Even if you had a perfect crystal ball that would allow you to predict with 100% accuracy what a stock would do after a company reports their earnings... Your returns PALE in comparison to this strategy. Now –there are more trades on my list. And they all have the same money-making potential as the ones I mentioned above. So here's what I suggest: Don't try to predict what any company's stock will do after they report earnings. Instead, follow these trades that have a MUCH bigger chance of making money – even if you actually had the ability to make a perfect call. The next trade could be as soon as tomorrow... So click here ASAP to make sure you get the details on time. Kindest, Andy Crowder View this on WyattResearch.com

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