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Everything You Need to Know About Today’s GDP Report You need to hear this… We’re on

[Image] Everything You Need to Know About Today’s GDP Report You need to hear this… We’re on the precipice of a MASSIVE catalyst for the stock market… The impact of this event could send shockwaves throughout the entire financial world… If you haven’t figured it out yet … I’m talking about the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) report getting released today. Major economic events like this are usually hotbeds for volatility. And that means some big money-making opportunities are on the horizon. With that in mind, keep reading and I’ll show you how I plan on taking advantage of today’s hugely important macro catalyst. How I’m Approaching This Week The crux of my trading strategy revolves around my ‘Burn Notice’ alerts… By primarily sticking to ‘Burn Notices,’ I’ve consistently outperformed the market over my 25 years of professional trading. This strategy isn’t complicated. You just have to understand how it works. First things first. Look at this chart… S&P 500 After Hours vs. Regular Trading (1993-2021) — courtesy of [StocksToTrade.com]( WARNING: If you only pay attention to one chart in your trading career, it should be this one. This chart shows how much you could’ve gained by buying the close and selling the open on the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEARCA: SPY) over the last 30 years. You would’ve made a staggering 812%! But if you did the opposite, buying the open and selling the close, you would be in negative territory over three decades of trading. Now, why does this happen? Well, ‘smart money’ institutions must follow different trading rules than you and I do. As banks, they’re required by law to keep enough cash on hand to fulfill withdrawal requests from customers. This forces Wall Street to free up an estimated $8.3 billion in cash every single day. So, how do they do this? By selling stocks. Floor traders are forced to close positions out, even at a loss, to free up cash on hand at the end of the day. In other words, these stocks are being burned by artificial price manipulation, which drives share prices down… When I figured this out, I started formulating a strategy to exploit this little-known weakness. Which brings us back to ‘Burn Notices.’ Here’s how they work… - 🔥 Step 1: Wait for the ‘Burn Notice’ to be issued - 📉 Step 2: Enter as the share price drops - 📈 Step 3: Wait for the stock to rebound the next day - 🎯 Step 4: Sell at my target exit price But don’t just take it from me. Look at how some of my recent ‘Burn Notices’ have been performing… Now, let’s talk about how my ‘Burn Notice’ strategy can potentially help you capitalize on today’s GDP report… What the GDP Report Means for the Market (and Your Trading Strategy) The GDP is the measure of our total economy. Think of it like a scorecard, calculated by adding up all of the money spent by consumers, businesses, and the government and subtracting that figure from total economic gains. Most importantly, GDP measures growth (or a lack thereof). And the growth of the economy is usually directly correlated to the performance of the market. If the economy is growing, that’s bullish for risk assets. And if it’s stalling (or worse, shrinking) — that could be a hugely bearish signal of an impending recession. But recently, we’ve seen a weird contrarian trend taking hold… Strong GDP numbers have led to the market tanking, while weak numbers have led to rallies. So, why is this happening? And can we count on this ‘opposite trend’ continuing? In my view, the market operates in two major cycles: fear and greed. Over the last several weeks, market strength has been driven by greed as traders digested cooling inflation data and expected interest rate hikes to stop. But now, the market has fully priced-in interest rates. And as the greed cycle ends, I expect a migration into fear. If I’m right and the economy is cooling off, the narrative will shift from inflation fears to recession fears. I think we’ll see a sharp increase in the Volatility Index (VIX) soon … and I believe it will be here to stay for a while. How To Trade This Opportunity Like a Wall Street Pro You’re probably wondering how you can take advantage of these big opportunities. Stick with me. Every week, I’ll share the trades I find inside my flagship research trading service — Burn Notice Alliance! Here’s what you’ll get by signing up: - 4 new trade alerts every week (over 200 opportunities per year) - Stock tickers and complete instructions for your options trade - My proprietary ranking system for position sizing - Full analysis and follow-up game plan But you can’t see ANY OF THIS if you don’t join NOW. Space is available for a LIMITED TIME ONLY! [JOIN THE ‘BURN NOTICE ALLIANCE’ NOW!]( Good luck trading this ultra-volatile week! Big opportunities are right around the corner. 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