Friday, 27 September 2024

When stocks stagnate, Roger Scott celebrates

You’ll never see the market the same way after this…
 
   
     
Hey there,

Remember the last time you were dead certain about a trade, only to watch it go sideways?

It's like trying to guess which way a car will turn at an intersection. 

You might be right half the time, but the other half... ouch.

But what if you didn't have to guess?

Our good friend Roger Scott has spent 30 years trying to crack this when it comes to trading… And right now after years and years of trying, I think he’s finally done it.

It’s all possible thanks to what he calls "Price Compression".

Here's how it works…

Imagine a stock getting boxed into a tight trading range…Institutional buyers and sellers are battling it out, neither gaining the upper hand.

Then suddenly, it breaks out… either to the downside or upside.

Now most traders would be scrambling, trying to figure out which direction to play it. 

But with "Price Compression", it doesn't matter.

Take Intel for example back in July after almost a month of tight compression…

 
 
But anyone using "Price Compression" could have seen a breakout coming…
 
 
And walked away with a gain of 172% in just 72 hours…
 
 
Up or down, it didn't matter… The profit was there either way.

Granted, there would have been smaller wins and those that did not work out and, I can't promise you'll see returns like this, trading always carries risk of loss.

But Roger can show you exactly how this strategy works and how you could start using it for your next trade.

He’s put together a short presentation that lays it all out… If you're tired of feeling like you're always on the wrong side of trades, this might be what you’ve been looking for.

Tap here to get the full details.
Talk soon,

The TradingPub 


The profits and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. The trades expressed are from historical data in order to demonstrate the potential of the new system.​
   
 

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