American Greed: Revenge Of The Nerds

[Doomsday is just around the corner… Will you be ready for the next market CRASH?]( Jason Bond went LIVE yesterday and released Smoke Signals — A service that’s focused on capitalizing on the government’s and Wall Street’s greed. Why be a victim—when you can profit from a stock market collapse. [Image]( [For a limited time only](, we’re re-broadcasting Smoke Signals, make sure to stick around for Jay’s bonus trade, a large-cap darling, that may have run its course. [Watch Now]( How One Silicon Valley IT Admin And Friends Reaped Millions In Insider Trading Profits Hello trader, These so-called “nerds” from Silicon Valley are not as pure as you may think. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) just charged a Silicon Valley IT administrator and their friends in a multimillion-dollar [insider trading]( ring. Here’s the kicker— the company was Palo Alto Networks (PANW) — a large-cap cybersecurity company. [Image] So what did these data nerds do? Well, they figured out a way to extract important company information—before the earnings release dates (super illegal and one heck of an unfair advantage)... they got away with it for a while… and in the process, made millions in trading profits. Imagine knowing how a company would report ahead of its earnings announcement… And you being able to place a trade before they announce… it would be payday every day for you too. What exactly did the Silicon Valley IT administrator do? Janardhan Nellore (who has been fired from PANW) was at the center of the scandal and used his credentials to steal [highly confidential information]( about quarterly earnings releases. Nellore basically knew whether the stock was going up or down AHEAD of these catalysts… and traded off the information. Heck, he even tipped his friends — Sivannarayana Barama, Ganapathi Kunadharaju, Saber Hussain, and Prasad Malempati — about the information. These guys came up with code words to hide the fact they were trading off the information… and used words like “baby” to refer to PANW. They would exchange texts and emails saying “enter few baby” or “exit baby”. In exchange for the information, Nellore’s friends would kick back some cash (they thought it was only right because after all, they received proprietary information from Janardhan). In order to cover their tracks even further, they sent small sums of cash to avoid reporting requirements and bank scrutiny. Little did they know, the U.S. government was onto their shady operation and figured out what they were doing. The FBI interviewed Nellore back in May… and guess what he did? He booked one-way tickets to India for himself and his family… and the FBI arrested him at the airport. What these guys didn’t know—the SEC has beefed up their data analysis tools to spot suspicious trading activity, as well as uncover who’s behind them. Thanks to the SEC, they removed a few bad apples from the market. [Image] However, there are thousands of publicly-traded companies out there… and it’s just too much for the SEC to find all these greedy insiders. [There are still so many well-informed traders placing massive bets using non-public information.]( How to Profit From Wall Street’s Greed The thing is… it’s only illegal if you know the information ahead of time. However, if you just follow these guys and their massive bets, it’s 100% legal. Why? [All we know is the order flow and what side they’re getting on](. We aren’t privy to the information they are. No harm, no foul. Let me show you how it all works. I spotted a massive options order go off recently in Lumber Liquidators (LL). 2409 LL December 20 2019 $9.50 Call for .30 Someone bought 2,409 calls in LL for a measly 30 cents a pop. That means the trader “controlled” 240,900 shares, a bet that cost them $72,270. Pretty sizable to me. [That told me something was up and I should put it on my watchlist.]( Now, I don’t blindly follow these trades… I actually look for a bullish chart pattern as well. Check out the daily chart in LL. [Image] The stock formed a double bottom just below $8.50 and started to trend higher. When I looked at the chart, I noticed a key breakout level at $10. Since it was at a whole number, I figured that could act as a magnet and LL could break above it very soon. So I decided to follow along and let my clients know about my moves. [Image]( Guess what happened with LL? Lumber Liquidators released some good news just a few days later, and shares gapped up! [Image] [Image] That trade was good for about a 100% win! [Image]( [I see trades like this go off ALL the time](, and as you can see… it’s 100% legal. The trade was based entirely off order flow and a chart pattern, I didn’t know anything about the catalyst. 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