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There's a weird phenomenon happening in the market.

Scr*w Fundamentals! Do This Instead By Andy Crowder Thursday, February 25, 2021 There's a weird phenomenon happening in the market. One that's been consistently happening four times every year... and that a small group of investors have been taking advantage of with a 912% gain in a little over three years. Go here now to see how it could make 17% in a single trade this week. It all has to do with how most investors lose money during earnings season... And a little-known "trick" to avoid that fate and create a rock-solid cash flow with it. Take Overstock (ticker: OSTK), for example. Yesterday, the company earned $13 million – or 26 cents a share – up from a 71-cent-per-share loss in the year-ago period. Revenue rose 84.4%, exceeding Wall Street's expectations. BUT... despite their upbeat earnings report... shares tumbled 12.9%! Anyone trading the stock based on the company's recent fundamentals was probably left scratching their head. The price movement made NO SENSE after that earnings announcement. That's why I AVOID looking at fundamentals during earnings season. And why instead I use a strategy that hedge funds employ to stack the odds of making money HEAVILY in their favour. Because the Overstock scenario I just described happens ALL the time. For example, take Home Depot (ticker: HD). The company had a better-than-expected earnings report. It reported earnings of $2.9 billion – or $2.65 a share – compared with $2.28 per share in the year-earlier report. Revenue climbed 25.1%... beating Wall Street expectations. Add to that the news that the company is raising its dividend 10%... and you couldn't help but bet on a price surge with those fundamentals. But what happened instead? That's right... the stock was down 2.3% in early trading. Ditto with Lowe's (ticker: LOW). The company topped earnings estimates... Their sales jumped 28%... beating Wall Street's expectations by 22%! But what did the stock do? It went down 2% from the day before. In other words: If you want to make fast gains in earnings season – fundamentals do NOT help you. And that's why I'm placing earnings season trades in a totally different way. Go here now for urgent details. Because guessing whether the stock is going to go up or down during an earnings announcement is – more often than not – a loser's game. Earnings can be good, but the stock can go down. Earnings can be bad, but the stock can go up. So what do you do instead? You can use a tool that many professional traders use: an accurate system that everyone can use... ... which helps investors make money no matter if the stock goes up or down. So instead of using fundamentals... You trade based on the numbers and HIGH probabilities of success. Instead of guessing where a stock is headed based on what the fundamentals are... You see and place the trade that has the highest chance of making money. That's it. And I'm going to share this strategy in my upcoming webinar. If you'd like to trade alongside me or just see how I use this strategy to make gains of 10.5%... 16.3%... and even 17% in less than 24 hours (like my recent trades)... Click here now to reserve your seat. I hope to see you there. Kindest, Andy Crowder View this on WyattResearch.com

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