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Election Trading With Unusual Twist

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. Dear Trader, ?Tis indeed election night. But we?re not talking politics - we?re preparing yo

[Click to view in browser](. Dear Trader, ‘Tis indeed election night. But we’re not talking politics - we’re preparing you for trading opportunities in the days ahead. Unusual options activity was haywire during today’s trading session. The wealthiest traders in the world were throwing millions of dollars around with each minute which passed. With so many traders asking “where do I look if markets are green tomorrow?” AND “where do I look if markets are red tomorrow?”... I’m here to spoon feed you some of Wall Street’s best ideas with an Unusual Options Activity Watchlist. Let’s start with possible bullish plays on two well-known tech stocks... Twitter (TWTR) #7 in demand by asset managers with $1,000,000,000+ to trade and invest with, currently seeing a 900% surge in day-over-day sentiment. After declining by about $12/share last week, the bulls were out in full force today. In fact at 11:40am ET this morning, an insider stepped in and bought: 4,762 TWTR Nov 6 40 Calls The Trader Paid $2.00 A Piece Making A $66,800 Purchase Not only that, but TWTR carried my favorite type of unusual option activity this morning - repeat unusual option activity. This means not only was a $66,800 purchase made, but it was followed up by purchases of $42,568, $47,100, $95,000 and many more. Here’s the verified Triple Threat Trader trading tape: Keep an eye on this one if TWTR runs into the end of the week. While testing recent highs around $52 would be quite an aggressive move to look for in 1-3 days, even a sliver of that would deliver a triple-digit paycheck. TWTR Daily Chart Apple (AAPL) could be primed for a comeback if markets run into the end of the year. You may have heard by now that a recent earnings miss paired with a whipsaw of a market in October sent the stock down about $15/share over the past couple weeks. As a result, the stock slipped in sentiment by billion dollar asset managers, but has been making a quiet comeback in recent days, reflected by today’s 120% increase in day-over-day billionaire sentiment. But over the past couple days, AAPL has been finding support at its 100-day simple moving average line (blue line below) and could be primed for a dip-buy if markets trade higher in the coming days. See what I mean? AAPL Daily Chart Now, do you remember my little lesson on repeat unusual option activity? If so, not only did an insider place this bet at 2:25pm ET today... 6,696 AAPL Dec 18 125 Calls Paying $1.39 Per Contract For $67,832 in Premium ...but that purchase was quickly followed by bullish bets on AAPL of $150,000, $352,800, $411,520 - and a whole lot more. Here’s the verified Triple Threat Trader trading tape: Quite a bit of money poured into the tech giant in a short amount of time, wouldn’t you agree? AAPL will be near the top of my unusual call option activity watchlist if markets can run higher through the rest of the week - keep an eye on it as well if you’d like. Now for the question which you may be asking, and a question thousands of traders are probably asking themselves right now… “What do I trade if markets tank overnight and markets are red?” My answer - simply put - is keep it simple. Personally in the case of a “market trainwreck” tomorrow, I’ll be looking to trade SPY Puts with Triple Threat Traders. Afterall (if you don’t know me by now), I founded a SPY Trade Of The Day service back in 2016...and SPY is my go-to when markets open red through the first few minutes of the session. In fact, take a look at some of the unusual SPY Put option activity which happened today: SPY, the exchange traded fund which tracks the S&P 500 offers no shortage of moves to make. We trade SPY Calls & Puts in the service every single day. And some members have made $100,000 or more in trading profits since August. As a teacher, that’s when you know you’ve got an institutionally vetted and market tested system in place which can help others. And, yes, of course I deliver my best trade ideas on SPY, the exchange traded fund which tracks the S&P 500 each morning an entire hour prior to the market’s opening bell to Triple Threat members. [You can learn more about Triple Threat Trader by clicking here.]( To your success, Disclaimer: This is not investment advice. This newsletter is for information purposes only and opinion-based on user search data. Investors should be cautious about any and all investments and are advised to conduct their own due diligence prior to making any investment decisions. Powered by TrackStarIQ [InvestingChannel, Inc.]( | [Privacy Policy](//investingchannel.com/policy) P.O. Box 118 New York, NY 10018. To unsubscribe, [click here]( [Link](

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