| | | Life Is Unpredictable — Trophy Trades Are Not |
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Look, the stock market can be unpredictable… especially given everything going on right now.
That's why you need a trading strategy that will net you consistent returns year after year — no matter what life throws your way.
That's where Trophy Trades can help. This stress-free trading strategy allows you to capture more gains of a stock when it's rallying without leaving large profits on the table.
And it works even in the most turbulent of markets.
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| | | 3 Small-Cap Pot Stocks To Target in 2021 |
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We're finally witnessing the pretty good pullback that I've been predicting for months. When the market experiences a sell-off, we tend to see opportunities in various types of stocks.
And boy, does this one spell opportunity…
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| | | The Truth About Payment for Order Flow, Explained |
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Payment for order flow has created a little bit of a frenzy on Wall Street, fueling a debate that the practice is meant to front-run the little guy.
Robinhood has been in the spotlight recently for how payment for order flow affects the people who use its app to place trades — think about what has been going on with GameStop and AMC. Then we have the biggest company that has held a monopoly over order flow, Citadel, run by founder Ken Griffin.
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| | | The Most Reliable Trading Strategy in 2021 |
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Imagine a trading strategy so powerful that, when applied accurately, it could give you the chance to trade with near-perfect accuracy.
Sounds impossible, right?
It's not. And for a limited time, you can learn the strategy that 10-time trading champion Chuck Hughes used to profit from 97% of the positions he took over the past two years.
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| "Another good session today, thanks guys. I like the way you are presenting it step by step, keeping it simple."
Ritz V.H.
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| | Relative Strength is a measure of the price trend of a stock or other financial instrument compared to another stock, instrument or industry. It is calculated by taking the price of one asset and dividing it by another.
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| Past performance is no guarantee of future results. There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading.
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