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He thought I was crazy, then he loaded up on calls!

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Personal text conversations with our MarketGauge members like the one I’m about to share, ?

[Company Logo] Personal text conversations with our MarketGauge members like the one I’m about to share, “make my day,” but I don’t share them often (and NEVER without explicit permission from the other person). In this case, Greg encouraged me to share it, and at such an opportune time in the market for you to profit from the very topic of this conversation… I’ve decided to share the initial part of our conversation. In subsequent messages, Greg actually sent me even more detailed information about how much he’d made as a result of what I’m about to share, because he wanted to me to know that he wasn’t “just being nice.” The screen shot of my phone below is the text that made my day (weekend actually), and it came in right after the webinar that [I'm giving you access to as a replay in this email.]() Here’s what happened… Initially he thought I was crazy, but then loaded up on calls betting that interest rates would go LOWER!? This all came to my attention shortly after last [Friday’s free webinar about how to profit from bullish and bearish reversals](… I received a text from Greg, a MarketGauge member, who often attends our free webinars even though he knows I’ll be offering a product he already has. He’s an “All Access Member” so he has them all. He’s told me in prior conversation that he comes because… “I always learn something.” In the webinar he sent me a note in the “questions box,” and it was simply… “thanks for another great session.” A simple way to let me know he was there. Everyone one here at MarketGauge likes to hear we’re helping you so, I appreciated his simple note. And then a few minutes later he sent this text to me on my phone… The “couple of weeks ago” in his message is a reference to a weekly live mentoring session he attended on Nov. 9th in which I was explaining that based on the “Real Motion” indicators and the price action in the first few days of November, it was likely that the top was in for the U.S. Dollar ($DXY), and gold (GLD), (which I’ve disliked trading for a long time), and the gold miners (GDX) both looked “better than they have looked in a long time” and were ready to rally, AND a major low was in place for the long bond ETF (TLT). This is a screen shot of his text message… [image] Below you can see what the chart of TLT looked like at that time, “a couple weeks ago” (not very bullish). My bullish assessment was based on the Real Motion indicator that is blurred out in the chart below. I explain Real Motion in the webinar replay, but with it... How can you blame him for thinking I was crazy? [image] Honestly, I never encourage “catching falling knives” so I definitely didn’t recommend “loading up on calls” in TLT. I simply said that if it moved above its 10-day moving average “and continued” (which is my lingo for a simple trading strategy that members should understand as trigger for a trade). Nonetheless, what followed was the biggest 3-week rally in the TLT’s since March of 2020 for two consecutive weeks in a row (and it’s still going)! Greg nailed it. This isn’t the first time Greg’s cashed in on our market calls that I didn’t trade the same way. In that same mentoring session, I was advocating that the reversals in bonds, gold and the dollar would be bullish for stocks too. So my profits came from trading stocks like FSLR, CROX and ETFs like SPY and IBB. But I have to admit, I’m disappointed and jealous that that I missed the entry in TLT. However, there’s no shortage of great trades right now with all the volatility, and there’s no reason to believe that markets will calm down in 2023. Don’t miss out. [If you’d like to see the replay of the webinar that prompted Greg’s text click here.]() I hope you’re having a great weekend! Best wishes for your trading, Geoff Bysshe President MarketGauge Get more - follow us here... Twitter [@marketgauge](=) and [@marketminute]() and [Facebook]( To stop receiving this go [here.](=) Got Questions?Office hours 9-5 ET (New York time) Email: info@marketgauge.com Live Chat: Go to bottom right corner of our [home page.]( Call: 888-241-3060 or 973-729-0485 There is substantial risk of loss associated with trading any securities including and not limited to stocks, ETFs, futures, and options. Only risk capital should be used to trade. Trading securities is not suitable for everyone. No representation is being made that the use of this strategy or any system or trading methodology will generate profits. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. [To unsubscribe or customize your email settings, click here]() "Market Intelligence at a Glance + Tools For Serious Traders" [Unsubscribe]( MarketGauge.com 70 Sparta Ave, Suite 203 Sparta, New Jersey 07871 United States (888) 241-3060

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