5 Programs to Help You Trade Full Time

[Image] Dear trader, In the stock market, there is no ceiling. You can make an extra $5,000, $35,000, $50,000, $500,000, or even more. Contrast that with the profit potential of most ordinary day jobs, in which a person’s salary is usually capped. The amount of money they go home with—is determined by someone else. In this issue of All-Access, we’ll show you how [Kyle Dennis’ brand new, all-inclusive service]( is your very best opportunity to gain unlimited control over your financial future by becoming a serious and respected trader. You’ll also receive insights from our experts: [I'm an image] - [Jeff Bishop]( explains why the path of least resistance is now favoring the bears. Find out how he plans on trading it. - [Jeff Williams]( reveals how he’s already gained 7% returns in the first week of the month. - [Jason Bond]( shows u how he’s using his Weekly Windfalls strategy to net some “nice gifts” ahead of Christmas. - [Nathan Bear]( walks us through his trade in ticker symbol DOCU, where he used something called “swing points” to grab 55% gains. [I'm an image] Day jobs are a grind. Tony Robbins said it perhaps the very best: “Most people are unhappy because they’re stuck in a box: they live in a box, they get in their boxcar after their box breakfast, they have their box lunch, in their box office. They drive to their box home, they open the box refrigerator.” Kyle Dennis used to be one of those people. When he started out, he was making $35K at a real estate analyst job — nowhere near the amount of money needed to get him out of $80K in debt. But then he started trading. Part-time initially, then full-time. It has allowed him to live completely on his own terms, travel the globe, and work when he wants and where he wants. Of course, Kyle didn’t quit his day job immediately when he started trading. The $44,488 capital gains in 2014 weren’t enough to convince him to leave. But that quickly changed. He made $838,353 in 2015, $1,123,659 in 2016, $1,430,991 in 2017, and $2,344,763 in 2018 — all from trading. While there is nothing wrong with keeping your day job and simply using the stock market to pick up a little extra money on the side, we have news for you: Kyle’s new [Raptor 5 service]( has all the tips, strategies, educational materials you need to make the transition from trading part-time to trading full time. Quite simply, this new service is his most complete package ever. It encompasses all of his programs, which are these: - Sniper Report - $197 Yearly (Best Price) - BEST LONG TERM HOLDS ON WALL STREET - Fast 5 Trades - $197 Yearly (Best Price) - 52 OF KYLE’S HIGHEST CONVICTION TRADES OF THE WEEK - FDA Insider Alerts $997 (Best Price) - USE BIOTECH CATALYST EVENTS TO PERFECTLY TIME TRADES - Option Rocket $1997 (Best Price) - EXPLOSIVE GROWTH WITH OPTIONS, PERFECT FOR SMALL ACCOUNTS - Dollar Ace $1997 (Best Price) - EXPLOIT UNUSUAL OPTIONS UNDER $1 [Kyle just sat down last night to record a live event](, where he spilled all the details on this new all-inclusive service, including how all his programs fit into his step-by-step process to becoming a 7-figure trader. If you’ve always dreamed of becoming financially independent from the stock market but worry you don’t have what it takes to be a trader, you absolutely MUST see this live event replay. [Click here to watch]( [I'm an image] [Market Analysis: We’re Heading Lower Before]( [We Head Higher]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Image]( The trading week is almost over, but what a week it has been! Investors were shaking in their boots after the selloff over the holiday weekend, but the SPY managed to pull off a nice recovery during the middle of this week. Jeff Bishop wasn’t worried though — and as it turned out, he was right about a lot of things. Earlier this week, he said he expected the market to make its way to the hourly 200-period moving average, which is exactly where it stopped. He also said he expected the small-caps to outperform, which they did. In this post, he’ll reveal why his current market forecast points sideways to higher as we close out the week. [Continue reading...]( [Trading the Market’s Best Month]( By Jeff Williams of Penny Pro [Image]( December is historically the best month for the stock market with an average 1.6% return for the S&P 500. Last year may have been a big exception, but so far this month downward swings haven’t been big enough to indicate that will be the case again this year. So far this year, the S&P 500 is up over 25% for the year, as it continues to set new highs. There is one thing that could “make or break” the market this December, however. It’s the trade talks with China and the December 15 deadline for tariffs. In this post, Jeff Williams reveals how he’s preparing for these potential fluctuations in the market, using his recent trade in ticker symbol CLWD as an example. [Continue reading...]( [Join the Penny Pro Mailing]( [Will the January Effect Come Early?]( By Jason Bond of Weekly Windfalls [Image]( If you’ve been following the financial media, you’ve probably heard of the “January effect.” It refers to the seasonal trend of stock buying at the start of the year, thought to be caused by investors picking up stocks that were beaten up at the end of the year. But while January may traditionally be a good time to buy some stocks and ride out all that momentum, there is no reason to wait until next month. In fact, Santa may be coming to town early this year, unless Trump’s tariff negotiations rain on the parade. In this post, Jason Bond reveals how he’s using his Weekly Windfalls strategy to pick up a few Christmas gifts no matter what. [Continue reading...]( [Join the Weekly Windfalls Mailing]( [The Power of Swing Points]( By Nathan Bear of Weekly Money Multiplier [Image]( If you’ve been struggling to identify support and resistance levels, look no further than swing points. Before Nathan Bear himself discovered swing points, he went to unnecessary and painful lengths to try to pick off the top or bottom of a reversal. In this post, Nathan uses ticker symbol DOCU as an example of how you can use these reference points to chart on any timeframe. He’ll reveal exactly how you can identify these swing points, both low and high. 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