What We’re Trading Instead of Trump Tweets

[RagingBull Elite]( Five months without a losing position? Find out how this man from Ohio is crushing the market And spending only 10 minutes a day to do it. [Watch Here]( Dear trader, Another day… another all-time high? Of course, President Trump will take the credit for it if it happens. But regardless if you believe it or not, no President in history has commented more about that market than our current commander in chief. His weapon of choice? Twitter. When President Trump tweets about trade, the economy, or the stock market—it causes a reaction. And sometimes it can even cause the market to do a 360 turn (green to red or vice versa). In this issue of All-Access, we’ll reveal how you can handle Trump’s Twitter barrage without getting caught on the wrong side of the trade. You’ll also receive the following in All-Access: [I'm an image] - [Jeff Bishop]( reveals what we can expect in stocks, bonds, and commodities, after the latest Fed meeting. - [Jeff Williams]( continues his assault on penny stocks, leaving no prisoner behind. Find out what he’s trading to avoid being on the other side of his trade. - [Ben Sturgill]( shares 3 companies with “unicorn” potential. Keep them on your radar now before they make the quantum leap to ten figures. - [Jason Bond]( is getting into the Christmas spirit, which is why he presents his special Options Trader’s Dictionary today for free. What did Jeff Williams’ [Supernova]( subscribers have to say about Wednesday’s FTXP trade? Dec 11, 9:36 AM Joel D.: Out FTXP @ .0315 from .02525. + $451 Dec 11, 9:48 AM Fish R.: Out at 45% on FTXP Dec 11, 9:50 AM Eric S.: + $300 from FTXP: 10 minutes of work. Thanks. Dec. 11, 9:52 AM Gregory B.: Out FTXP at .0405 avg. from .0255. + $3,000 Dec 11, 9:56 AM Anthony B.: Got my 0.042 on FTXP for 50% [Click here to get more potential overnight profits like FTXP]( [I'm an image] Since opening his Twitter account in March of 2009, President has sent out more than 45,000 tweets. On average, that amounts to roughly 85 tweets every single week. That’s one heck of a lot of tweets for even the average teen — let alone one of the busiest people, and perhaps holding the important job on the planet. With all those tweets going out, it’s hard to know what information we can rely upon and what information we can’t. His opinions fluctuate from one day to the next. And yet, people love to respond. People have reacted to these tweets with 187 million retweets and 751 million likes. So what can we make of Trump’s most recent tweet and what are the implications for the market? [Image] Stocks may have leapt following this optimistic tweet, but that doesn’t mean we should stay long in our positions. A potential compromise could still just as quickly get tossed out the door. If you’re determined to trade news, here’s a much better way to do it that will multiply the efficacy of your plays: Trade catalysts. A catalyst is a specific event, usually news-related, that causes a stock to rise or fall by a very large percent. One of the most profitable sectors where you can trade catalysts is biotechs. If you know when traders and investors expect a catalyst event, you could potentially trade biotech stocks for the run-up into the event. Trading catalysts have put millions of bucks in Kyle Dennis’ account over the recent years, and following along with his trades could potentially help you do the same too. If you want to become an expert in biotech stock trading, forget about what Trump is tweeting and study the subject as much as you can for several weeks or months. [Or you could simply let Kyle do all the heavy lifting here for you.]( [I'm an image] [Your Post Fed Announcement Market Update]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Image]( It’s been another heck of a week for the markets. While the Fed didn’t throw us any curveballs, we saw quite a few other surprises. Stocks, bonds, and gold rallied, all despite a widespread expectation that they may trend lower. It seems all this easy money is coming from the Fed, as Powell reaffirms his commitment to low rates moving into 2021. If all of this sounds a bit confusing to you, don’t fear. In this post, Jeff Bishop brings some clarity to the recent unfolding of the market. [Continue reading...]( [Small Account Recap: What’s In It for You]( By Jeff Williams of Penny Pro [Image]( Jeff Williams recently sat down to conduct his Live “Accelerator” Training Session. It was a big hit among his subscribers, especially those who have been following along with his small account challenge that has made a 247% return in just 3 weeks. Among the things he covered, he recapped the goals and progress of the small account challenge and shared two critical chart patterns he has been playing. He also walked viewers through some recent trade examples. If you’ve been on the fence about getting involved in Jeff’s trading service, this post will reveal exactly what’s in it for you. [Continue reading...]( [IPO Market Set to Heat Up in 2020]( By Ben Sturgill of IPO Payday [Image]( As we look back on 2019, the excitement in the IPO scene is obvious. Lyft (LYFT), Uber (UBER), Beyond Meat (BYND), and Zoom Video Communications (ZM) were just a few of the hot companies that went public. And let’s not forget Saudi Aramco. As the largest company in the world to IPO, we were in for a real surprise when trading halted after the stock popped +10%. In this post, Ben Sturgill reveals the 3 IPO companies that he anticipates are the most likely unicorns to hit the ground running in 2020. [Continue reading...]( [A Gift For You: The Option Trader’s Dictionary]( By Jason Bond of Weekly Windfalls [Image]( Christmas is right around the corner, and that means Jason Bond is in the spirit of giving. If you didn’t hear already, he’s donating $220,000 of his 2019 trading profits to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. But he’s been sprinkling in plenty of small gifts lately too — like the Options Trader’s Dictionary he sent his Weekly Windfalls members last week. This compilation of trading terms was a big hit among those members, so he decided to pass it along in this post to all his other readers as well. 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