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TRADING THE DIPS PART 1: How to Trade a Whipsawed Market

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Part I of Your ?Trading the Dips? Report Fellow Investor, Jon Johnson here. T

[2020-TradingDipsMillionaireSummit_HEADER]( INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Part I of Your “Trading the Dips” Report Fellow Investor, Jon Johnson here. Thanks again for signing up to attend my upcoming Trading the Dips Millionaire Summit on Tuesday, April 28, at 2pm Eastern. During the summit, I’ll show you how an easily accessible, but little understood, trading signal – available for free on the Internet – lets me generate tens of thousands of dollars in ”extra” income... especially in a frenzied market like this one. What’s more, I’ll show you how to use this very same trading signal to potentially take in up to $141,630 over the next 12 months, starting with as little as $1,000. That’s a pretty big promise, I know. But it's one I can back up. That's why I'm sending you a three-part email series that gives you some background information on the technical trading system that I use, and its performance. Plus, these email reports will reveal... - The free indicator that lets you know instantly if a stock is likely to rise or fall... - The fastest way to profit from falling markets - How to use simple price patterns to lock in HUGE gains - How you can multiply your gains 10-fold - And lots MORE. I promise, nothing I share with you in this email series will be boring (not if you like making money). So, let’s get started with… Part I: How to Make HUGE Profits in A Crashing or Whipsawed Market There are two basic approaches to making money in the stock market: long-term investing... and active trading. Investors usually buy and hold stocks, bonds and other securities for the proverbial long haul. That strategy often involves trying to figure out if a company is making money consistently and if that will result in a rising stock price. Trading is different. Pro traders usually don’t care if a business is making money or not. In fact, they often believe that the average investor can never really know the fundamentals in a stock or market. Instead, what traders do is measure the buying and selling pressure of an investment, regardless of what the fundamentals might be. Successful trading can then be reduced to two simple rules: Rule #1: Buy if the buying pressure exceeds the selling pressure. Rule #2: Sell if the selling pressure exceeds the buying pressure. If major money is moving into an investment, the pressure from all of that cash flowing into the market will FORCE the price of an investment higher, no matter what the alleged “fundamentals” might be. Sometimes the price of some commodities, such as gold or oil, can often continue rising – even when the fundamentals of supply and demand suggest they “should fall!” The opposite is true as well. If investors are panicking and pulling all their money out of a stock or a commodity, then the price will plummet. That’s when you can make a fortune very, very quickly. And by the way, the man who first discovered this was a rice trader in Japan 300 years ago. [Honma] His name was Munehisa Honma. He lived in the tiny seaside village of Sakata. Honma discovered that markets are often irrational – and that what really matters is buying and selling volume. He is widely credited with inventing a simple charting technique so he could track this volume – the candlestick charts that traders use today (which were only adopted for widespread use in the West around the year 2000). [Candlestick] Honma’s key insight was that the up and down movement of prices for any given commodity – such as rice – reflects a herd psychology among buyers and sellers. What’s more, he saw that the price patterns revealed TRENDS that could be exploited. One pattern in particular stood out for Honma. He called it the “three mountains.” It's what technical traders today know as a head and shoulder pattern. [Head] Whenever Honma saw the "three mountains" on his price charts, he knew it was time to SELL rice because prices were likely to plummet. Well, we continue to use this today. Here’s a chart in mid-March 2020 of Lam Research Corp (LRCX). As you can see, there is a clear “three mountains” pattern that indicated the price of LRCX was about to do a nose dive. [Lam Research] Using technical indicators and price chart patterns, we could see that investors were dumping a stock... and the price was likely to plummet. When everyone else was losing their shirts in the stock market in March, we made not one but THREE profitable trades on LRCX. Here's how all three went for us... - One for a 75.3% gain, - Another for 156.5%, and... - A third for an amazing 271.7% gain. All in just 9 days. Tomorrow I'll go into more detail on how we’re able to spot opportunities like these – to nearly QUADRUPLE our capital – in just over a week... And how we're able to win on these trades in the face of today's volatile, see-saw markets. That’s why it’s important to mark this down in your calendar: Tuesday, April 28, at 2pm Eastern. That’s when Eagle Financial publisher Roger Michalski and I will meet for an in-depth summit on how you can take advantage of the current market to make HUGE profits. It could be the fastest way you’ll find to generate new income, and even replace what you may have lost during the pandemic. Don’t miss it. Best wishes, [Jon Johnson] Jon Johnson Editor, Investment House Daily PRO P.S. Be sure to keep an eye out for tomorrow’s email. In it, I'll share the details on how we’re able to make money hand-over-fist from trading the dips. To ensure future delivery of Eagle Financial Publication's emails please add the domain @info2.eaglefinancialpublications.com to your address book or contact list. This email was sent to [{EMAIL}](MAILTO:{EMAIL}) because you are subscribed to the Trading the Dips Millionaire Summit List. To unsubscribe please click [here](. View this email in your [web browser](. If you have questions, please send them to [Customer Service](mailto:customerservice@eaglefinancialpublications.com?SUBJECT=Question about SUMMIT IH DAILY Pro 2020). Eagle Financial Publications - Eagle Products, LLC. - a Caron Broadcasting Company 300 New Jersey Ave. NW, Suite 500 | Washington, D.C. 20001 © Eagle Financial Publications. All rights reserved. [Link](

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