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[Image] In on Monday and out by Friday? Why park yourself in front of the screen all day when you can have Kyle Dennis’ highest conviction trade idea delivered to you. One trade—Once per week is all you need. [Click to Find Out More]( Dear trader, In this issue of All-Access, we talk about investing. No, it won’t be some boring discussion about “buy and hold” … we’ll be reviewing strategies that have the potential to turn tiny investments — as small as $50 — into a fortune. If this is your first-time hearing about angel investing and what it’s all about, then you’ll want to [register for this upcoming event.]( In addition, you’ll also receive the following tips from our pros: - [Jeff Bishop]( the right angel investment can set you up for life. In his latest post, Jeff tells his experience as an angel investor, and why he prefers it over stocks. - [Jeff Williams]( plays a game called “hot or not” and shares why he invests in some penny stocks as opposed to others. - [Jason Bond]( rolls out his latest definitive guide on options trading and releases a real money case study. - [Dave Lukas]( has gone on an impressive four-month stretch without losing an options trade. In his latest post, he explains what the best strategies for this market are. This is the Stock Market on Steroids [A New Government “Loophole”]( Has Opened the Doors to the BIGGEST Opportunity in Investing History [Image]( [Click here to join Jeff Bishop, Jason Bond, and two other founders —]([including the “IPO Grandfather”]( — on November 20 at 8:30 pm for this groundbreaking live event! TODAY'S TRADING INSIGHT Sit down in any coffee shop in San Francisco and you will hear people talking about their angel investments. It’s a pretty cool, exciting scene — and a lot of fun sitting among a crowd of hipsters, discussing how to profit while drinking a flat white. Look to your left and just listen — “This company is going to be the next Airbnb / Dropbox / Doordash / Stripe / (enter the name of your favorite wildly successful startup here),” says the gentleman with a beanie and geek oversized glasses. [Welcome to the world of tech startups]( — you too are ready to ride the next big innovation wave with America’s new generation of young hoodie-wearing tech elites. It seems everybody these days wants a piece of the tech industry pie. And for one good reason: successful angel investors make tons of money. If you had put just $1,000 as an early-stage investor in Spotify, for example, you have made $1.3 million. Or how about Pinterest? If you have invested that same amount of money at the beginning, you would have walked away with $6 million within a few short years. Sounds great right? Not so fast... Not any everyday jane or joe can be an angel. In order to meet the guidelines laid out by the Security Exchange Commission (SEC), angel investors must have a net worth of $1 million and make at least $200,000 per year (or $300,000 for couples filing jointly). This all has been strictly enforced… [until NOW.]( Thanks to a new law that the House of Representatives intends to jumpstart the IPO market, everyday investors will have much less difficulty jumping in. We’re talking about [a brand new loophole]( that will allow anyone with just a small amount of money to join the next generation of wealth creation. [Click here to see how you could get on the ground floor of this exciting possibility](, using your experience and expertise. PROFIT ZONE [It Makes Me More Money Than Stocks](By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Image]( See those gains above? Those aren’t gains on stocks. They aren’t gains on options either. These are examples of the massive windfalls some investors made — all because they invested BEFORE the companies went public. In this post, Jeff Bishop reveals why [startup investment gains like these]( are no longer reserved just for high net worth individuals. He provides a complete overview of angel investing, explains how a new job act changed the investment landscape, and reveals how you can feel like one of the first people discovering Microsoft in 1990. [Continue reading...]( STOCK WATCHLIST [Penny Stocks: Hot or Not Edition](By Jeff Williams of Penny Pro [Image]( Some penny stocks are hot, some are not. Some make you lots of money, some lose you tons of it. When it comes to trading penny stocks, you want to get them hot — so hot they would burn a hole in the hand if you try to touch them. Well, not that hot… But that’s why Jeff Williams has put together a system to make sure all the checks are in place so that you can trade penny stocks safely. After all, it’s a pretty wild market out there. In this post, Jeff discusses how a penny stock enters his hot or not radar and what’s required for it to pass his test. He explains how to make money on penny stocks when they’re about to run wild and free — just like the bitcoin craze at the end of 2017, or like the weed craze we saw recently. He also reveals how he’s using his system (the same one that took his latest small account from $3k to $31k in 4 months) to trade through the holidays, [thanks to his Blitz challenge that started this past week](. [Continue reading...]( STRATEGY CORNER [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 tackle many of the restrictions against beginner traders - How to 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. [Continue reading...]( DEVELOPING AS A TRADER [The Strange World of Trading Options](By Dave Lukas of Options Profit Planner [Image]( Playing stocks only one direction is practically a losing man’s game, at least over the short term, when you consider all the uncertainty in the market. The market is quite volatile at times. But with options, you have unlimited power to choose. If you want to, you can bet much more easily that the market will go down. You don’t have to be one of the thousands of other investors buying a stock and hoping that it will go up today, tomorrow, or next week. And with all the uncertainty we are facing — ahem, trade war issues and concerns over the President getting impeached — having the ability to easily trade both north and south is more than a little bit handy. In this post, Dave Lukas explains all the ways that you can use options contracts when you suspect that the market may go down. 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