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Capitalizing on both sides of the price action

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During the last quarter, oil investors grew 52% richer with Marathon, 61% richer with SLB, and 64% richer with Baker Hughes.

Not bad, given the market's reaction to higher-for-longer interest rates.

Still, that's a drop in the bucket compared to what's coming in December.

Over ten large institutions (including Blackrock and JP Morgan) are now doubling down on oil and gas investments ahead of 2024.

This means more cash flow, and lower-risk opportunities. But instead of structuring your trades to profit only when oil prices rise…

You can "cheat" by capitalizing on both sides of the price action.

See how to execute this 2-in-1 oil trade for substantial gains in December.





J.R.'s Trading Approach Vs. Regular Traders

Most traders are taught that the biggest opportunities come after the 9:30 am bell.

But according to my friend J.R. Jaén, 9:30 am opportunities are a small piece of much bigger setups unfolding in the liquidity window between 11:45 am to 1:30 pm.

He's spent the last two decades tapping into this liquidity window for weekly gains reaching as high as 154% on COINN, 230% on GME, 598% on SOFI and more.

He's had his fair share of losers and not every trade results in a massive opportunity.

Still, this has been his go-to strategy for over 20 years, and the reason it's so profitable is because of large orders from market movers that few traders know how to profit from.

Thankfully, J.R. has revealed what to look for and it couldn't be more straightforward.

For more insight, checkout this video for a complete breakdown of his approach.

To big profits and beyond,

 

team1@hawkeyetraders.com
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