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A wave of new traders has created a lucrative market opportunity. Take advantage now! Last month, I

A wave of new traders has created a lucrative market opportunity. Take advantage now! [Turn Your Images On] [Meme Stocks Opened a $1 Trillion Market Window — Profit Now!]( [Turn Your Images On] [Adam O'Dell, Chief Investment Strategist]( Last month, I covered [the rise of meme stocks]( and recommended that you tread carefully. Meme stocks move fast. Maybe they started with a good investment thesis, but they’re driven by social media buzz rather than by business fundamentals. GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME), AMC Entertainment Holdings (NYSE: AMC) and even Tesla Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) are fine examples. They had massive runs, as you can see in the chart below! [Turn Your Images On]( At the end of the day, I’m a trader, and I will never tell you to avoid something that’s moving. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with trading meme stocks, so long as you have an exit strategy. Otherwise, you live by the meme — you die by the meme. But today, I want to take a look at the bigger picture. It’s not about the meme stocks. It’s about the people buying them and the flood of cash they're pumping into the market. --------------------------------------------------------------- FROM OUR PARTNERS [BIG — December 1 Crypto Prediction]( Write this date down: December 1st, 2021. According to Teeka Tiwari, voted the world’s #1 Most Trusted Crypto Expert by 130,000 analysts… This could be your LAST CHANCE to capture the biggest potential crypto profits. Teeka has a history of making winning predictions… But this could be his most important prediction yet. [Click Here to Watch Now (#1 Crypto to Own Today Named Inside).]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Brokers Made It Easy to Trade Consider Robinhood, the mobile broker that is wildly popular with new investors. As of the end of the third quarter, Robinhood’s funded accounts numbered 22.4 million. That’s a 79% increase since the start of the year and almost double the number of accounts of 12 months ago. And the vast majority trade monthly — 18.9 million, to be precise. Sure, many are small. The average account contains just over $4,000. But most are new investors, and they’re making their presence felt. By the way, Robinhood isn’t the only one attracting new attention. Earlier this year, I recommended buying shares of another broker, one that I consider the industry leader. Well, it grew the number of client accounts by 57% last quarter, and the average account size is much more substantial at $229,000. Charles Schwab, the first discount broker and still a favorite among retail traders, announced that it opened a record number of accounts in the first quarter of this year. It followed with similar numbers in the second and third quarters. So, if you wonder who is pushing this market higher, there’s your answer: millions of individual investors. They are responsible for almost as much trading volume as all of the mutual funds and hedge funds in the world combined. 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[GROUNDBREAKING BATTERY INDUSTRY RESEARCH — CLICK HERE FOR ACCESS]( --------------------------------------------------------------- How to Trade the New Money Market Now, you can look at this two ways: - Shake your head and wonder what all of these inexperienced traders are thinking. - Take advantage of what I expect to be a once-in-a-generation opportunity. Historically, a surge in retail investor trading is a warning sign. This is what Wall Street calls the “dumb money.” And in part, I agree. As I’ve emphasized time and again, running after trendy meme stocks without a proper plan is a disaster waiting to happen. But at the moment, the “dumb money” looks pretty smart. These traders caught some of the biggest short sellers on Wall Street with their pants down earlier this year. Retail investors trapped short sellers in an epic squeeze in GameStop, making hundreds of percent in profit along the way. It won’t last forever, of course. The market has a way of humbling all of us at one point or another, and the brash new traders talking smack over social media won’t fare any better. But in the meantime, the flood of new capital entering the market continues, presenting us with a perfect trading window. And my simple strategy is suited to exploit this market anomaly. I target stocks when they reach maximum momentum. They shoot up like a rocket. Imagine being able to lock in top gains as high as 430% in only 63 days! To find out how I do it (and how you can too), [watch my new presentation now](. You’ll find out how to take advantage of the perfect trading window that just opened. [Click here to join us now!]( [Michael Carr signature] [Adam O’Dell]( Chief investment strategist, [Money & Markets]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On] 1951: Direct-dial coast-to-coast telephone service began in the U.S. Privacy Policy The Money & Markets, P.O. 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