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It's the start of another week! Just another chance to dominate the market! Coronavirus cases contin

It's the start of another week! Just another chance to dominate the market! Coronavirus cases continue to be on the rise, which could be bad news for the markets. But maybe they got that out of their system and it'll be smooth sailing as we go ahead. Only time will tell! Either way, we'll be prepared to dominate. And if you're nervous about how to survive in a bear market, we've got just the interview for you... On Friday, Rob Booker sat down for a special interview on a segment called "Ask the Pros." He spoke about why he thinks a Bear Market is inevitable, and how he's preparing to conquer it when it comes. We asked our friends at "Ask the Pros" if we could share the footage with you this week, and they happily obliged. [Catch an exclusive replay here]( Beware an Overcrowded Market There's a problem brewing in the stock market... Too many companies going after the same piece of the same pie. It happens all the time, and they can't all be winning investments. In fact, this time, most of the companies are almost sure to fail! [Find out what sector we're talking about in this article]( Physicist Made $7k Per Day... During the worst of the coronavirus crisis, a physicist named Dr. Kent Moors made $797,227 in four months using a revolutionary system he calls his "Sigma System." That's an average of $7,608 per day over the course of four months. And before that, he hit 31 triple-digit winners from January to April... Dr. Moors has asked us to invite you to an exclusive event later this week to hear about the next major breakout he has identified. [Click here to reserve your seat immediately]( Clicking automatically opts-you in ([privacy policy]( What a whirlwind weekend it was for us! I had to go live to tell you about an opportunity I saw coming, and I hope you all were able to make it! Right now though, I want to take a step back and tell you something cool that maybe you didn't know. Were you aware you can use some of my very favorite, hand-crafted indicators on TradingView for free? Seriously, here's how you grab them: Now let me show you how to use one really quick: just for fun! It's called Knoxville Divergence, and I developed it myself. Knoxville Divergence (let's just call it KD for short) appears on your chart as a red line above your candles if it's a bearish indicator and a red line below your candles if it's a bullish indicator. I like to go to the settings for my KD and set the "bars back" setting to 30. that way you're not getting KD every other candle, but you're also not getting these super long lines that are practically useless. Here's what that might look like: Penn National Gaming is actually a stock I like a lot longterm. But this is just a good example of what to look for with KD. Those three red bars on the left side of the chart are KD. When that triggers, it shows that three conditions are simultaneously being met: - Price is rising - The momentum indicator, set to 21, is falling - The Relative Strength Index, or RSI, also set to 21, is overbought When those three conditions are all being met, it's a pretty good indicator that the stock is overbought and likely to fall. And as you can see, there's some sideways movement, then a red reversal tab fires (another of my free indicators that we'll go into another time) and the stock drops. So that's how to use KD in a nutshell. If you go to Youtube and search "Rob Booker Knoxville Divergence," you can get some old video lessons from me about it if you want to know more (plus you'll see me from the past, which is almost like time travel). And if you want to know more about how I trade falling stocks and what I look for in a bear market, [check out that interview I did at this link](. Hope you have a fantastic start to your week, everybody! 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.   Daily Profit Publishing, 495 Town Plaza Ave, Ponte Vedra, FL 32081, United States [Update your subscription]( — [Unsubscribe](

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