Trade on Charles Schwab After M&A, Make Lots of Dough

[Image] [For less than $5 a week](, you can have Kyle Dennis’ best trade idea delivered to your inbox every Monday. 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]( Dear Trader, Trying to make money, especially as a beginner in the markets, feels like an uphill battle when brokerages are trying their best to chop you up in fees. In this issue of All-Access, we’ll reveal how Charles Schwab’s $26 billion acquisition of TD Ameritrade will shake up the trading industry — and how it may impact you. You’ll also receive the following tips from our pros today: - [Jeff Bishop]( looks at the big picture, as he examines what’s going on in gold, oil, bonds, stocks, and volatility. - [Kyle Dennis]( tells the tale of Navinder Singh Sarao, a trader who spoofed the market out of $40M in funds and caused a flash crash in the S&P 500. - [Jason Bond]( goes into his mailbag and answers this question: Why Can’t I Make Money Trading? His answer may surprise you. - [Jeff Williams]( schools us on penny stocks and talks about how he uses them as his ATM. This Rocker Just Took a 278% Gain in WDAY — Thanks to the [Bullseye Trading]( Service [Image]( Meet Darryl. He started trading options and spreads only a year and a half ago, during which time he subscribed to several internet trading services with disappointing results. We’re talking months of straight losses. All of that changed when he synced up with Jeff Bishop. He joined Bullseye Trades in September and has since put on 12 trades. Already, at least 8 have been winners. On top of his passion for Rock & Roll, he’s a busy guy who owns three businesses. If you’re a busy person like him and want to keep your trading simple, [get Bullseye Trades](. Watch the video above, [then click here to learn more](. DAILY TRADING INSIGHT The days of commissioned trading are almost over. [Image] Back in the old days, brokerages got away with murder. Mom and pop investors were practically empty-handed, standing in front of the town’s very best gunslinger outside the saloon. In the late 1980s, the fee on an average trade was roughly $45 — although depending on the size of the order, that fee could have been hundreds, even thousands, of dollars. No thanks, Amigo. I’ll stick to my $7 per trade at most. Because let’s face it — who in their right mind wants to pay a high fee to place a trade anymore… or pay any fee at all? With new trading platforms like Robinhood taking the stage and charging zero fees, the brokerage industry has faced increased pressure and has seen more and more consolidation. When Charles Schwab announced in October that it too would reduce fees to zero, other discount brokerages got slammed. TD Ameritrade and E-Trade dove as much as 20% at their intraday lows. So where are we now? Charles Schwab just announced yesterday that it would acquire TD Ameritrade for $26 billion in stocks. How does this affect you as a trader? If you’re currently using the TD Ameritrade platform, you might gain access to some great Charles Schwab perks — wealth and asset management features, as well as banking and custody services. If you’re already a Charles Schwab platform user — well, the TD Ameritrade technology and educational tools could really upgrade your experience. Thanks to all these improvements and zero trading fees, there is no better time than now to get started as a trader. If you’ve been trading, round up all the money you used to pay on fees and [join the newest trading service of Raging Bull’s #1 trader.]( For less than $5 a week, you can have Kyle Dennis’ best trade idea delivered to your inbox every Monday. [Click here to learn more.]( TODAY’S TOP STORIES [This Week’s Intermarket Analysis]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Image]( Nothing puts a little pep in Jeff Bishop’s step than the sound of the Monday opening bell. If all the exciting M&A activity that goes down isn’t enough to get his juices flowing, huge wins like the $71K he took in BIIB options last Friday get him really excited for what the new week may have in store. Like usual, in this intermarket analysis, he will take a big-picture view to identify relationships and trends. You’ll get his fresh perspective on stocks, oil, volatility, gold, treasuries, and the dollar. But this week is a little unusual of course. Thanksgiving is Thursday — so in this post, Jeff has a few ideas for how to go about an abbreviated trading week. [Continue reading...]( [American Greed: The $40M Spoofer]( By Kyle Dennis of Biotech Breakouts [Image]( For every honest mom and pop trader, there’s a geeky math nerd out there developing a sophisticated algorithm to trick people out of their money. Just make a mental image of some scrawny guy in some far corner of the world sitting at his desk in front of lots of computer monitors. Navinder Singh Sarao was such a man. Using automated trading systems to manipulate the market, Sarao raked in $40M over the span of 4 years. Sarao used an illegal technique known as “spoofing” to throw in fake orders, only to cancel them and buy at a lower price. And it gets worse. Sarao single-handedly caused a flash crash in the SPY in 2010. It didn’t end well for Sarao though. You’ll want to hear the end of this. [Continue reading...]( [FAQ: Why Can’t I Make Money Trading]( By Jason Bond of Jason Bond Picks [Image]( Maybe you’ve heard the expression, “You don’t know what you don’t know.” It means that you aren’t even aware that there was something that you should know. While there may be some areas of your life where “you know what you don’t know,” not knowing whatsoever might even be the bigger problem holding you back. When it comes to trading, there are common mistakes that are probably stopping you from making money in the stock market. Chances are you don’t even know you are committing them. In this post, Jason Bond highlights a dozen or so reasons why most traders struggle to be profitable. He’ll walk you through them so you can be more profitable this holiday season. [Continue reading...]( [Stress Rules Everything Around You]( By Jeff Williams of Penny Pro [Image]( Stress is a silent killer — and with the advent of increased digital connectedness, the situation has only gotten worse. Once upon a time, you left your job and the only way to get ahold of you was a landline. Nowadays, email, text, skype, and slack make it so difficult for us to disconnect from work. As traders, we are especially prone to stress. For some of us, trading just means more time behind the computer screen and more inability to disengage. But that’s exactly why Jeff Williams has developed his trading system the way that he has — it actually helps you recharge. In this post, Jeff takes a deep dive into the impacts of stress, how to get relief, and how he can help you beat stress in trading. [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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