Tuesday, 5 November 2024

A flexible strategy to navigate election week

Tired of guessing market directions? Check this out…
 
   
     
Election week is here… 

Meanwhile, the next Fed meeting along with another possible round of rate cuts on Thursday.

Naturally, a lot of Americans are worried. 

 
 
Worried about the future, their finances, their family and their country. 

But here’s the thing: 

As far as the market goes, I’m not concerned.

Actually… I’m excited.  

Because no matter who wins, the stage is set for a giant spike in volatility throughout the week.

You see…

Unlike most traditional trading strategies that require you to guess which direction the stock will go… 

I’ve created a flexible trading method called the “Win Both Ways” trade that allows anyone with a regular brokerage account to target individual gains of 136%... 178%... and even 188% in just a few days.

Without having to guess whether the stock will go up… or down!

Like back in July, when Google was in a sustained uptrend…

 
 
Almost all popular indicators were firing off clear BUY SIGNALS…
 
The stock had just bounced off  the lower Bollinger Band…
 
RSI was in oversold territory…

If you would have followed these popular directional trading strategies…

You would have probably bought the dip around here…

 
 
And quickly lost 10% of your money…
 
 
But had you placed a trade using my “Win Both Ways” strategy on Google for $173…

You wouldn’t have needed to guess if the stock was going up... or down.

You just had to place the trade.

And sure enough, anyone could have seen…

 
 
Of course, there were smaller wins and those that did not work out.  This doesn’t happen every single time so I can’t guarantee wins or prevent losses…

But if you’d like a closer look…

I have a special “Win Both Ways” ELECTION trade I want to share with you. 

However…

This trade is ONLY valid during election week.

So if you want the full details of the opportunity…

Go here to see how my strategy works—and get my election trade idea—before time runs out.
All the best,
 
 
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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