Saturday, 14 September 2024

Will Wall Street SHUT DOWN this little-known loophole?

It’s fueling a “wild” ticker that could end up becoming a retail favorite
 
   
     
Most folks don’t realize this…

But there’s ONE ticker that is actually FORCED to run inefficiently.

And Wall Street can’t shut this loophole down because it’s coded into the very existence of the ticker!

 
 
You see…

If you’ve been investing for a while you’re probably familiar with tickers like SPY, QQQ or GLD…

These ETFs accurately trade at the same price as the underlying asset.

For example… 

Here’s the S&P 500 overlaid with SPY. 

Pretty close to identical price action.

 
 
But there’s one unorthodox ticker that most folks assume operates the exact same way… 

Tracking the price of the underlying asset to a T…

Except that it doesn’t work that way at all!

 
 
As you can see, there’s a wide divergence in the way this “broken” ticker moves against the underlying asset…

It’s a huge inefficiency in the stock market… 

And most people have no idea it exists.

But because of that gap…

When things work out…

I’ve been able to reach in and scoop up $920 on average with every single trade (based on a $5K starting stake)!

Just like we did back on June 28th.

I saw this massive gap opening up…

So we just reached in…

And pulled out $2,045.50 in extra cash!

 
 
Look… there were smaller wins and those that did not work out because the market's a wild ride.

In addition, no one's got a crystal ball so I can’t guarantee wins or steer clear of losses. 

But I've got something special lined up just for you. 

Dive into a sneak peek where I'll spill the beans on this game-changing market inefficiency.

It's not just theory; it's real, it's potent, and it's happening now. 

And here's the kicker: 

I'm not just showing you the door; I'm walking you through it. 

Tap here to get an exclusive look at my personal trading strategy – the playbook I’m using to navigate this particular loophole as it unravels.
Talk soon,
 
 
 
Jeffry Turnmire

Disclaimer: the examples and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. From 8/10/23 to 8/31/24, the system has issued 32 trade alerts, with 28 winners, 2 losers, and 2 open. The average return on risk is 18.41%. There is always risk in trading. Never risk more than you can afford to lose.​
   
 

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