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[Image] Bullseye Trades aims to DOUBLE YOUR INVESTMENT EVERY SINGLE WEEK… WITH JUST ONE TRADE For about 13 cents a day, you can have Jeff Bishop’s highest conviction trade delivered to you every Monday. [Click here to get the newest trade]( Dear Trader, At Raging Bull, we’re not here to mislead you with any feel-good stories on how to make money in the markets. Instead, we tell it like it is. That’s why in this issue of All-Access, we’ll share the mindset that allowed Jeff Bishop to take huge $71,060.11 gains this past Friday—on ticker symbol BIIB. You’ll also receive the following tips from our pros today: - [Jeff Bishop]( explains why he’s ignoring the sentiment-driven headlines and basing his trades on fundamental and economic data instead - [Jeff Williams]( leaks 2 potential trades he’s placing in [his Holiday Blitz portfolio that’s up 144% in just nine days]( - [Jason Bond]( reveals best practices for forming good trading habits - [Nathan Bear]( shares some tips for developing a disciplined mindset for trading [For less than $5 a week](, you can have Kyle Dennis’ best trade idea delivered to your inbox every Monday. [Image]( If you want fast, easy, and the potential for explosive returns... Then you must watch this video explaining Kyle’s latest service— [Fast 5]( Hurry, because the next 100 people who watch will receive a special offer to join at a deeply discounted price. [Watch Now]( DAILY TRADING INSIGHT See this photograph? [Image] This is a photograph that was taken by Chadden Hunter and featured in the BBC documentary Frozen Planet in 2011. Sometime after the documentary aired, the photograph went viral on social media with an inaccurate caption about the wolf pack hierarchy. You may have seen that post on your LinkedIn or Facebook page with over 20,000 likes. The caption stated that the pack maintains this order: - First, the 3 oldest and weakest wolves, who set the pace for the pack to prevent getting left behind. - Second, 5 strong wolves. - Third, the average wolves. - Fourth, the 5 strongest wolves. - And fifth, the Alpha male, who surveys and controls the direction of everything from the rear. Turns out, the caption was totally false — wildlife experts cleared it up. While it may have served as a heart-warming story about how corporate leadership comes from behind the scenes, it was based upon a fundamental misunderstanding. So how does a wolf pack really work? In a wolf pack, the alpha always leads. Why? Because the alpha wolf needs to be up in front so it can see things up ahead before any of the other wolves see it. Like a potential ambush or a source of food. Why are we telling you this? Because as a trader, you need an upfront view. If you watch television and base your trades entirely on the opinions of the CNBC or Fox Business talking heads, or if you survey the headlines and try to trade around them — you’ll be entering trades at completely the wrong time. Truth is, following the news put you in a position to trade after the facts. And as traders, we need to get in on the very best action right before the opportunity is ripe — not when everybody is talking about it a day later. Jeff Bishop put together his very best service, [Total Alpha](, to help his subscribers do exactly that. While everyone else was worrying about irrelevant headlines this past Friday, Jeff was busy taking $71,060.11 in profits on a trade in ticker symbol BIIB. [Image]( Jeff didn’t wait around for headlines to decide how to make his moves in BIIB. And he’s not waiting around to show you either. Do yourself a favor and join Jeff’s service. You’ll learn how to trade real money in real time. [Click here to see how you can gain access to these exclusive trade opportunities.]( TODAY’S TOP STORIES [Your Jump on the Week]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Image]( “Blah-blah-blah.” That’s the best phrase that Jeff Bishop can find to sum up the recent headlines. The fact is, the headlines aren’t making one iota of a difference on the markets right now. It seems that traders have grown immune to the unending barrage of threats over tariffs, and even the news surrounding a potential impeachment hasn’t jolted anyone. So what is affecting the markets — or what is going to? In this post, Jeff gives his take on that question. He explains what factors are influencing the economy — like Fed rates and public debt levels — will tell the tale. He also shares his weekly economic/corporate event calendar and a handful of call and put spreads that are currently on his watchlist. [Continue reading...]( [This Week’s Hot Stocks]( By Jeff Willaims of Penny Pro [Image]( A weekly watchlist is one of the most important resources at Jeff Williams’ disposal as he heads into the week. Without it, he’d be like a chicken running around without a head. Okay, not really. But the truth is that he puts a heck of a lot of thought into his watchlist, and it includes more than just stocks. It includes a detailed plan on how he intends to take the trade and where he hopes to get in and out. if you’re a paid-up subscriber, then you can visit the online portal to get a detailed video breakdown of the watchlist and his top plays going into Monday. If you’re not a paid-up subscriber, and prefer reading about his victories, and how he’s been able to take his latest small account and juice it up by 144% in just nine days—then you’re in for a treat today. He’s leaking a couple of his potential plays. [Continue reading...]( [The Art of Habit Change]( By Jason Bond of Jason Bond Picks [Image]( New Year’s may not yet be upon us, but that doesn’t mean it’s not time to start setting good habits. While everyone and their brother are waiting to start their resolutions on January 1, Jason Bond has a different idea. He’s getting started with a few of his new habits today, and by the time January rolls around his new habits will already have formed. That’s because it takes at least 21 days to form a new habit. In this post, Jason reveals the quickest way to break a bad habit — and more importantly, he provides some tips on how traders can develop good habits. It all boils down to some interesting science behind a shocking thought experiment. [Continue reading...]( [Become a Disciplined Trader]( By Nathan Bear of Weekly Money Multiplier [Image]( One of the most essential aspects of disciplined trading is this: sticking to your gameplan. We all say we’ll do it. But for some reason, so few of us actually do. If you’re one of those people, don’t sweat. Even Nathan Bear was in that camp when he first started out trading. In this post, Nathan shares some of the things that helped him develop the discipline of an elite trader — things like setting rules, keeping a trading journal, staying positive, resolving your weaknesses, and surrounding yourself with disciplined people. You’ll also learn how developing discipline helps you capitalize on bullish breakouts. 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