Stop Trading with Puppet Strings

[RagingBull Elite]( In this issue of All-Access, you will learn what really happens behind the stock market scenes and who’s driving it — and gain back control—so you’re not a puppet trading with strings. You’ll also receive the following insights from our trading experts: - [Taylor Conway]( shares the [“dark pool” trading strategy]( that is partly responsible for his $5,339.84 average in daily profits. It’s so simple. - [Jason Bond]( rolls out his latest definitive guide on options trading and explains how he captured an easy $3,250 weekly windfall in LULU. TODAY'S TRADING INSIGHT The stock market is a puppet show. Every day millions of retail investors line up like spectators, to watch the up and down movements of the main actors on stage — Apple, Amazon, Google and the rest of the cast. Sometimes the stocks go up, sometimes they go down — but very rarely does the everyday investor question how it’s all happening. They assume it’s all just happening, as if by its own accord. Or as if they have something to do with it. [But let’s take a look behind the stage for a minute.]( Let’s see what’s really going on. Because the truth is that most retail traders have been swindled. They have been fed a lie. They don’t realize that actually, they are the puppets — that they are secretly influenced and have no control. [Image] That’s right. If you are a common player in the stock market, you are being manipulated through a series of invisible strings. The trades you make — and the trades made by millions of other traders just like you — have virtually no bearing on the overall market. They barely move it an inch. So who actually moves the markets — who actually pulls the strings? Big banks and hedge funds do. The big banks and hedge funds are the ones raking in 99% of Wall Street’s profits. They are the puppet masters, operating you through their invisible strings. You see, big banks and hedge funds are [placing their trading orders in the dark.]( Imagine you’re a big wig and want to sell hundreds of thousands, if not millions of shares. If all market participants could see that you’re trying to sell that much, it would create chaos and a massive spike in volatility—a real mess. Big banks and hedge funds need private exchanges where they can make these transactions right under everyone’s nose. It’s simply a way for them to hide their trades from the public exchanges (sorry NYSE and NASD) to remain anonymous. And it all works great for them — but not for you. Did you know just a few weeks ago, a “well-informed” trader bought massive blocks of Fitbit shares. Shortly after, it was announced that Google would be acquiring Fitbit, pushing Fitbit’s stock significantly higher—overnight. Unfortunately, these massive block trades were hidden from the general public, as they were placed on private exchanges. But here’s the thing… and something that very few investors know about. While big banks and hedge funds pay out substantial amounts of money on sophisticated algorithms, technology, and staff— you could sit in the background watching what they are doing and profiting off the same plays they put on. It’s your chance to move from defensive to offensive-minded… Thanks to [a new dark pool trading strategy](, the retail trader desperately needs… You’ve Been Playing Wall Street’s Game By Its Rules… But Not Anymore. Institutional investors, the top dogs on Wall Street— who move mountains of cash daily, play the game differently than most of us. Many of them trade through dark pools—private trading venues that are found off of the exchange—where they’re able to hide massive block trades in the shadows. Yesterday, Taylor Conway, Raging Bull’s most profitable trader 2019, helped cast light on dark pool trading, what it is, and how he’s used it to reach over seven figures in trading profits this year. [Image]( [Here’s your chance to lock in Taylor’s brand new service—Shadow Trader](—at its Founding Members Rate. [If you missed it last night, click here to watch the replay.]( DEVELOPING AS A TRADER [Read This Before You Trade Another]( [Options Contract]( By Jason Bond of Jason Bond Picks [Image]( Want to refine your options tradings strategy so you’re practically printing money? Jason Bond has put together a definitive options trading guide, and he just rolled it out. He explains how he went from being a moderately successful stock trader, struggling to make money with options, to [an all-out options aficionado with a high 6-figure account.]( You’ll hear his thoughts on the following aspects of trading options: - How to overcome the “small account conundrum” and tackle many of the restrictions against beginner traders - How to manage risk and avoid over-leveraging, disrespecting your stops, and chasing stocks - How to define your risk-reward ratio and stick to it - How to trade options spreads, including short put spreads and short call spreads - Why you should factor volatility into all your options trading - Why you need to master yourself before you master your trading Jason will also walk you through a real money case study, so you can see exactly how he trades. 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