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You don't need to panic The market took an unexpected dive yesterday, with the Dow finishing down ov

You don't need to panic The market took an unexpected dive yesterday, with the Dow finishing down over 800 points. It was the first major interruption in a strong bullish move from the market over the past several months. So what's next? For the smart trader, nothing. You keep following your entries and exits and placing calculated trades. But if you want a little assistance, check out Rob's latest indicator, which he created with Chris Pulver! If you didn't see Rob and Chris's breakthrough indicator in action yesterday, you missed one of the most important trading presentations of the year. The High Octane method is capable of identifying trades with four and five-figure gains with about an hour of focus a week. And after you see this presentation, you'll be prepared to follow their exact strategy to target huge gains like 640%... 452%... and even 1,417%... [Click here to catch a replay now]( A Rough Landing Despite the big fall in the market today, several of the airline stocks actually ended on an up note. Only Southwest of the big four took a turn for the worse. Still, America's airlines have had a brutal year, joining the worldwide industry in a massive pullback because of the coronavirus recession. We took an extensive look at the future of the airline industry over at Rob's website. [Read it here]( Master the MACD Do you know how to use the MACD, Moving Average Convergence Divergence? It's a powerful trading tool that you need to have at your disposal, if you don't. Fortunately, our brilliant traders have mastered the MACD themselves, and in this educational webinar, Rob shows you exactly how to use it. [Learn a critical lesson here]( Man, today wasn’t an easy day in the market… US stocks plummeted following a tech selloff. Investors dumped the same stocks that, so far during the pandemic, led the market to many record highs… The Dow fell 807.77 points today, or 2.8%. The S&P 500 lost 125.78 points (3.5%) and the Nasdaq Composite sank 598.34 points (5%). But don’t panic! Take a breath… Everything eventually falls back to Earth. Even Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google’s parent company Alphabet, Netflix, Tesla… Doesn’t matter what it is. There will be times when it seems that certain financial instruments will go in one direction and one direction only. Like recently… But guess what? This doesn’t really happen. And we need to be ready for market corrections… Of course, I don’t know if what happened today is really a correction or if the market will continue to be a roller coaster and reach new highs... but I know one thing: You don’t need to panic! Because you're prepared! If you're following our strategies, if you're placing small trades, yeah, you might take a loss. But it's going to be limited. And you'll be right back up on your feet. But, if you took it on the chin yesterday, don't worry: [there are simple strategies]( to help get you right back up on your feet. We're here for you! Let's have a strong end to the week today! Leveraged trading in foreign currency or off-exchange products on margin carries significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. We advise you to carefully consider whether trading is appropriate for you based on your personal circumstances. You may lose more than you invest. We recommend that you seek independent advice and ensure you fully understand the risks involved before trading. The information on this website is intended as educational in nature and we do not recommend that you buy or sell any specific financial instrument.   WealthPress, 495 Town Plaza Ave, Ponte Vedra, FL 32081, United States [Update your subscription]( — [Unsubscribe](

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