Go Pre-IPO on the Next $8 Billion Spotify

[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 here find out more]( Dear trader, We all want to get in early on the next innovative company— and experience its rise from a humble seven-figure valuation all the way up to unicorn status (billion-dollar-plus valuation). That’s why in this issue of All-Access, we take a deep dive into Spotify, one of those legendary angel investment plays — and reveal how you can discover opportunities just like it. You’ll also receive the following tips from our pros: - [Jeff Bishop]( gives us a “jump on the week” by laying out the key corporate and economic events he’ll be trading around. - [Nathan Bear]( shares two gold ETF and VIX volatility index trades that are primed for breakouts — just like the 215% he took on LRCX recently. - [Kyle Dennis]( reveals how a new change in government law lets you pass through old SEC red tape and invest in startups. - [Jason Bond]( explains how time value works with options and how he uses it to maximize his probability of success. Want to Get in Pre-IPO on the Next CompanyLike Spotify — Valued at Tens of Billions Someday? [A New Government Law]( Has Opened the Doors to the BIGGEST Opportunity for Average Investors [Image]( [Click here to join the Boardroom — including the “IPO Grandfather”]( — on November 20 at 8:30 pm ET. for this groundbreaking live event! TODAY'S PROFIT INSIGHT This very moment, brilliant innovators all around the world are designing products and services that will completely change the way we communicate with each other, the way we transact, and the way we receive information and media. It wasn’t long ago that people were listening to music through cassettes in walkmans and tape decks. Then the internet came along and shook the world with a whole new set of possibilities. One of these possibilities was a change in the way we could acquire and stream music. Maybe you remember how this gave rise to controversial platforms like Napster, LimeWire, and The Pirate Bay through which we could illegally download songs and albums from our favorite artists. Then somebody came along and said, "The only way to solve the problem is to create a service that is better than piracy and at the same time compensates the music industry." That person was Daniel Ek. [Image] In 2006, alongside Martin Lorentzon, he founded Spotify as a small start-up in Stockholm, Sweden. The rest was history, as the company totally changed how to listen to music and later went on to IPO. Daniel Ek even said he suspected the company would be worth some “tens of billions” someday. Now just imagine that you could have gotten in on the ground floor of Spotify. If you put just $1,000 into Spotify as an early angel investor, you would have made over 1.3 million dollars. [Jeff Bishop and Jason Bond just sat down to introduce a very special upcoming event]( where they reveal how everyday investors can take advantage of pre-IPO opportunities just like Spotify. [Click here to watch the event.]( You won’t want to miss this. MARKET UPDATE [Jump on the Week]( By Jeff Bishop [Image] Wow! How about these markets! Last week marked the sixth consecutive week that the SPY and QQQ closed in the green. Compare that to the ten consecutive weeks of bulls between December and March of the past year and one thing is clear — the market has a mind of its own and we can’t assume that the current rally won’t continue. Jeff Bishop has a plan to navigate this uncertainty and it involves being very stock specific and sticking to [the money pattern in his Bullseye service](, which delivered a nice 72% gain in Nike (NKE) last week. In this post, Jeff talks about the current market volume and the news involving Trump and China. He also shares his weekly calendar for key corporate and economic events and announcements. [Continue reading...]( TRADES FOR THE WEEK [Two High Probability Trades for the Week]( By Nathan Bear of Weekly Money Multiplier [Image] Nathan Bear prefers bullish breakout trades, and that was especially the case when the SPY was 10% cheaper a few months ago. While it’s reasonable to remain cautious about going overly long in the market, he’s not afraid to seize some more short term bullish opportunities. Subscribers of [Nathan’s Weekly Money Multiplier service]( had a taste of a couple of his high risk/high profit potential setups this past week. He sold LRCX for a 215% gain and CRUS for 70% and 38% gain. This week, he’s got a few ideas for trades that he’s confident are currently primed for a move upwards. And get this… they’re not stocks. One is a gold ETF that tracks the gold bullion. The other is an index tracks annualized trader expectations for volatility in the S&P 500. [Don’t forget to join Nathan Bear’s Weekly Multiplier service here]( to jump on board with his winning trades as they go live. [Continue reading](... PROFIT ZONE [Uncover 1000X Opportunities in This New Market](By Kyle Dennis of Biotech Breakouts [Image] $1,000 doesn’t sound like a whole lot of money. It won’t buy you a new car, put a down payment on a new house, or even pay for that vacation you’ve been waiting for. Even $1,000 invested patiently in the stock market will take you a while to acquire any of these things. But today, Kyle wants to share with you [how you can invest that $1,000 in non-public companies]( so that you can profit like the ultra-wealthy. Thanks to a new law, mom and pop investors can invest in startup companies and receive massive payouts without having to pass through clunky Security Exchange Commission red tape. In this post, he reveals how to be an angel investor and get a piece of the private sector as an average investor. [Continue reading...]( STRATEGY CORNER [The Universal Law of Time]( By Jason Bond of Jason Bond Picks [Image] When Jason Bond needs to travel across the country, he flies private. Sure, it costs him more money than standard airfare through companies like United or Southwest — but it also costs him less time. For Jason, time is money. He knows that when we learn how to more effectively utilize time, we can maximize our financial success in life. And this applies no less to trading options in the stock market. Anytime you buy an option contract, time gradually ticks away and ultimately works against you. In this post, Jason Bond walks you through exactly how he’s using [his Weekly Windfalls strategy]( to do the opposite — sell options and let time work in his favor. Before learning this strategy, he was a perennial loser when it came to trading options. You’ll see how this strategy can transform your trading too. [Continue reading...]( To your success, The RagingBull.com Team RagingBull, LLC 62 Calef Hwy #233 Lee, New Hampshire 03861 United States [Stop receiving exclusive emails from Raging Bull All Access]( Neither Raging Bull nor RagingBull.com, LLC (publisher of Raging Bull) is registered as an investment adviser nor a broker/dealer with either the U. S. 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