Sweet Market, Bitter Ending.

[Image] Warren Buffett said, “When the market goes up and up, everyone looks like an investing genius. It's only when things go sour that you see who actually has a good long-term strategy.” [Join Jason Bond live on Thursday, December 19th at 12 pm (Noon) ET]([and find out why he agrees.]( Dear trader, What better way to conclude a great love story than the pithy line from a Looney Tunes movie? [Image]( If only we could get such clear-cut signals [when a legendary bull market is about to end...]( Don’t get us wrong, the past (almost) 11 years in the stock market have been an affair of historic proportions. Some traders have even built a 7-figure portfolio from scratch during this run alone. Jason Bond started his career as a full-time trader right at the bottom of this bull run, and he’s targeting 7-figure trading profits in 2020 alone. Wunderkind Kyle Dennis didn’t even get in at the market bottom and look where he is now... He began as a lowly recent college grad when he picked up some trading techniques from a coworker and then proceeded to report $44,488 capital gains in 2014, $838,353 in 2015, $1,123,659 in 2016, $1,430,991 in 2017, and $2,344,763 in 2018. Sure, you can always find at least one analyst out there who will try to convince you that we are now in the midst of a multi-generational bull market. History is full of supreme optimists who utter famous last words. But is all this really sustainable? During yesterday’s trading, the Dow surged as much as 150 points, as it continued to ride the latest wave of positive momentum that began 5 days ago. The S&P looked pretty strong, too. It appears we’re off to the races once again — we just hurdled over a resistance level and we’re moving into uncharted territory. Last week was a positive week of macro developments, supplying just a touch of that certainty that the market loves so much. And with all this positivity in the air, perhaps a little gratitude is in order. Thanks, Mr. Prez, for your preliminary trade agreement with China. And thank you too, Jerome — your decision to hold interest rates steady has kept the markets happy, at least for now. Let’s just hope that both you chipper gentleman are still chipper come this time next year. Just in case you aren’t as chipper — and we think you might not be — Jason Bond has put together a special presentation that will help traders profit when the market goes off the rails. [Join him live on Thursday, December 19th at 12 pm (Noon) ET to learn more.]( [I'm an image] [5 Things That Could Sink Stocks in 2020]( By Jason Bond of Weekly Windfalls [Image]( Jason Bond isn’t hesitating to share his concerns about the market anymore. In fact, he’s screaming his concerns at the top of his lungs for anybody in earshot. [Join him live on Thursday, December 19 at 12 pm (Noon) ET](, and you could be one of the first people to hear why he’s ready to start pulling the trigger on some bear plays in 2020. Until then, preview his write-up of 5 huge red flags that could bring the market crashing and burning to the ground. We’re talking possible black swans like student loan debt, not to mention healthcare costs... [Continue reading...]( [Dark Pools, Friend or Foe]( By Taylor Conway [Image]( Taylor Conway is the brilliant trading mind behind our [new Shadow Trader service](, where he takes you deep inside Wall Street’s most secretive trading arena. If you’ve never heard of dark pools before, you’re in for an awakening. In this post, you’ll learn all about these private and alternative exchanges that only the elite can access. Taylor will share how he’s trading off dark pool information to find an edge, focusing on specific orders that could generate as much as 500% returns. If you’re not a member of Taylor’s brand new elite trading service, [you can sign up here today.]( [Continue reading...]( [Intermarket Analysis]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Image]( The financial media is capricious. Turn on CNBC or Fox News and the opinions they have about where the market is headed will change from one day to the next. The talking heads like to overplay their accurate predictions, but they’ll do anything to cover up their missteps. The problem with these folks is that they’re basing too many of their opinions on sentiment and not talking the time to really sift through the data. In this post, Jeff Bishop reveals why high-yield corporate debt is the most dangerous bubble out there. He’ll also share how his data helped him find “the easiest trade on the board.” [Continue reading...]( [Are You Antifragile?]( By Jason Bond of Jason Bond Picks [Image]( The opposite of “fragile” is not “strong” — it’s “antifragile.” Antifragile is a term coined by best selling author and one of the best options traders in the world, Nassim Taleb. While a fragile system is one that would break when put under stress, an antifragile system is one that actually thrives under stress. Volatility, mistakes, shocks, and failures are just a few of the scenarios that antifragile systems seek to profit on. In this post, Jason Bond will reveal how he’s using his newest service, [Smoke Signals](, to take advantage of these scenarios. 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