How to Legally "Wiretap" Wall Street

SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES [The Oxford Club Special Opportunities]( Note From Senior Markets Expert Matt Benjamin: Wall Street doesn't want you to discover this strategy... but Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green is on a mission to put it in the hands of the regular investor. In today's article, Alex shares the pros of this [simple, clear-cut strategy](. [It gives you an edge over Wall Street by allowing you to essentially "wiretap" corporate boardrooms](. CNBC reported that [this signal is surging](. One study concluded that it can predict abnormal future stock price changes... and Forbes reported "it often pays for investors to follow suit." [If you want to make money in the market]( - especially a volatile market - you MUST pay attention to this signal. [Click here to learn more.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- How to Legally "Wiretap" Wall Street Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist, The Oxford Club [Alexander Green] The financial media is in constant babble about which stocks to buy and which ones to avoid at all cost. In reality, the financial media is almost always wrong. These opinions are often biased and based on whatever news channel is in charge of the content you're listening to. But the trick to discovering the truth behind what's happening on Wall Street doesn't involve listening at all... it's all about watching. More specifically, it's about [keeping a close eye on the money](. Pinpoint the Money Many investors are rightfully skeptical of Wall Street's entourage of brokers. As a former Wall Street advisor myself, I get it. When all is said and done, Wall Street will always try to squash the little guy. And there's [one strategy in particular that Wall Street brokers don't want you to discover]( because of just how powerful it is. In fact, they'll have you believe it's illegal. But it's one of the simplest buy signals in the market. I say "simple" because it's as easy as watching what company insiders are doing... You see, corporate officers and directors have access to all kinds of material, nonpublic information about the prospects of a company's financial health: - The direction of sales since the last quarterly report - Any new expansion plans - Whether the company has gained or lost any key customers - New products and services in development - The status of litigation against the firm - Whether there is any takeover interest. So when they buy their own company's stock, you know they're doing it for one reason: to make money. Instead of following the trend lines or falling prey to the hype of the financial media, it's a much better - and safer - idea to [ride the coattails of knowledgeable insiders](. This is the power of insider buying. A Road Paved in Gold There are plenty of well-informed investors to track. There's Berkshire Hathaway's (NYSE: BRK-B) Warren Buffett - perhaps one of the greatest investors of all time. He bought $7 billion worth of Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY) stock since March 2022 through Berkshire, a major shareholder and insider. The CEO of Charles Schwab (NYSE: SCHW) bought $9.5 million worth of his company's shares... Avis' (Nasdaq: CAR) chairman bought nearly $15 million worth of his... and Spotify's (NYSE: SPOT) CEO bought a whopping $50 million worth of his. The list goes on and on. And after using this strategy for years, I can attest to its market performance. I've seen gains of 384% in three months, 480% in four months and even 1,164% in three months. So while Wall Street might have you believe insider buying is illegal, it's actually [a perfectly legal way to take advantage of the market]( if insiders do it the right way. A study over six years that included 60,000 insider transactions concluded that "insiders can predict abnormal future stock price changes." And when longtime Member of the Oxford Club Bill O'Reilly first discovered this strategy, he said, "It's like wiretapping the boardroom!" Mastering the "Wiretap" Technique Of course, insider buying doesn't guarantee that a company will post positive earnings. That's why I'd like to walk you through how I scan insider buying activity. Take a look at this video, where I'll show you [the specific steps you can take to potentially grab your own profits by leveraging this insider strategy](. I'll even share real-life examples of six-, seven- and eight-figure profits that folks who used this strategy have made. At the end of the day, there are lots of reasons to buy a stock: product innovation, market share, sales and earnings growth, operating and profit margins, price-to-book value, dividend yield, etc. No one understands this more than corporate officers and directors - and it's reflected in their buying decisions. Insider buying isn't just valuable information. [It's the best buy signal you can get.]( Good investing, Alex SPONSORED [REVEALED: The Single Greatest Strategy to Follow During a Sell-Off]( [In past bear markets, watching this signal has led to gains as high as 1,164% in just three months.]( And right now, it's showing up in stocks at the fastest pace since 2020. [Discover the powerful signal today]( but don't delay... The stocks flashing this signal could blast higher any day. [The Oxford Club] You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Oxford Club Special Opportunities. Oxford Club Special Opportunities is published by The Oxford Club. Questions? 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