Everybody wants the same thing

It's funny... Sometimes the universe has a way of telling you when you have a good idea. Open MarketWatch today, and you'll likely see this headline near the top of the page: It's a great reminder that traders all want the same thing: to do less work and make more with trading, and to retire as quickly and as comfortably as possible. That desire is why we're having Markay Latimer give a retirement seminar on Tuesday, September 22 at 12:00 PM ET. She'll be showing traders exactly how to target quicker retirement through one of her unique strategies. [Tap here to register for her briefing]( (Clicking automatically registers you. [Privacy policy]( Rob Booker spent a few minutes on Youtube on Friday giving away five of his favorite trades in five minutes. Why? Because he loves you, that's why! Deal with it! [And watch the replay here]( (Clicking automatically registers you. [Privacy policy]( Wait Seven Days. Cash Out. Do you remember that one thing every trader wants? To work less and make more? Rob's obsessed with that, too. That's why he's developed a strategy to target four and five-figure winners by placing one trade every seven days. [Click here to learn more about it]( (Clicking automatically registers you. [Privacy polic]( Sometimes, people want to buy something big and fancy when basic, cheap alternatives will serve them so much better. My kids do this: ordering complicated ice cream which turns into a gross monstrosity instead of some store-bought mint chocolate chip. But traders do the same thing! Take, for example, Nvidia (NVDA). This computer hardware company has been a huge success story for a few years now. They went public at $19.69 in 1999… and then climbed to an all tall-time closing price of 573.86 this month - exciting many an investor in the process. They’ve had a little trouble the last two weeks, but they’re still going strong.   And yes, they offer lots of exciting things. Their volatility creates lots of opportunities if you know what you’re doing. But that doesn’t mean you should jump on the Nvidia train anytime soon. Why’s that? Well, to my mind, they’ve become much too expensive for the average person. Sure, you could jump in with a fractional share, or even a few shares, but is that enough to really move the needle for you? I don’t think so. Fortunately, there are a few alternatives in that space that you could check out no matter what level you invest at. Look at Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM). Founded back in 1987, they’ve also risen steadily, and you can get in at a much more comfortable $81-82 per share price point. You could also check out AMD. They also make processors and graphics cards and while they don’t have the same movement that Nvidia does, they’re still a very viable alternative and a good way to get started trading in this sector. There’s also Qualcomm (QCOM). They’re an old favorite of mine and for good reason. I had one of my most profitable trades ever with them, and they’re currently coming in at around $115 a share. Finding the right stock, like Qualcomm, is critical when you're trying to build your retirement account. That's why I'm going LIVE on Tuesday to show you my favorite strategies for finding these trades. [Reserve your seat here]( (Clicking automatically registers you. [Privacy policy]( Can't wait to see you there! 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](