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[Image] Was your 2019 a bad trading year? Nathan Bear knows the feeling. He lost for eight years straight, before he discovered the one strategy that allowed him to turn it all around and become a 7-figure trader. He wants you to revolutionize your trading game in 2020, just like he did a couple years ago. That’s why he’s offering his Weekly Money Multiplier service at an 80% off New Year’s discount today. [Claim your offer here]( Dear trader, As we move into the New Year, brace yourself for a barrage of unhelpful inspiration from wanna-be motivational people. Among other things, you can expect to hear... “Go big or go home.” [Image] Here at RagingBull, we’re not against encouraging people to pursue their dreams. Quite the contrary. It’s just that sometimes, we need to taper our expectations a little bit. [If you’re starting with just $3,000 in your trading account](, don’t expect to real pull in $1 million in trading profits by the end of the year. Continue reading to see how Jeff walks his subscribers though trades step-by-step in his small account challenge… [And how you could join his service on holiday discount for the founding-members price.]( [I'm an image] [I'm an image]( Holiday Special: Join Profit Prism for 75% off !!! When your stock positions are popping up like tarts during your trading mornings, who cares what the overall market is doing? While plenty of investors have been worrying about the duration of the current bull trend, [Jeff Williams has been busy taking one penny stock gain after the next.]( It’s been barely over one month — one month! — since Jeff started his small account challenge, and he’s already up over 400%. He started with just $3,000 and quickly grew it to $15,000. Now he’s gearing up to start a new challenge sometime after the start of the New Year. If you’re trading a small account, you don’t want to miss this limited time opportunity to join this trading service at his very lowest price. [Join Jeff today, as he takes a small amount of money and endeavors to grow it substantially in practically no time.]( Seats for access to this service are selling out fast. [Sign up for Profit Prism here]( [I'm an image] Here are a few other things we want to avoid as traders in 2020: - Overtrading. More trading doesn’t mean more profits. More trades mean more room for error. Instead, focus on your best patterns and setups. - All or nothing trades. If you put all your eggs in one basket, don’t be surprised if you wake up the next morning with your account at $0. As a general rule, don’t risk more than 1% of your account on a single trade. If you’re trading a small account, don’t risk more than 5%. - Doubling up to catch up. When traders lose money on a position, they often take on twice as much risk on the next trade in an attempt to make up for lost ground. Instead, we should be more careful after each losing trade. Basically, what we’re trying to say is... [Image] Take things one step at a time. [I'm an image] [This Millennial Company Could Explode Soon]( By Ben Sturgill of IPO Payday [Image]( Plenty of IPOs take a downturn right after the first day of trading. The cult-obsessed, sunny California girl, niche millennial clothing brand that Ben Strugill writes about in this post is just another example of that. The company is called Revolve (RVLV) and the IPO price was just $18. But here’s the thing… Ben has been reviewing the technicals on this IPO, and it just so happens that the stock recently broke above their initial trading price. Find out why Ben thinks this company may be in the middle of a short squeeze, a situation that’s priming the stock for a serious takeoff. [Continue reading...]( [How to Time Market Turns]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Image]( You might think that being mensa certified means you’re automatically a genius at the stock market. After all, mensa scholars are pretty darn good with numbers. Well, as Jeff Bishop indicates in this post, that was not the case for him initially… despite his impressive credentials. He started off much like anybody, floundering like a fish on the shore. It wasn’t until he studied a variety of stock market indicators that he started to make progress. Eventually, he stumbled upon the indicators that he considers #1. He’ll tell you all about this special indicator in this post today. [Continue reading…]( [6 Sectors I’m Watching for January Trades]( By Jason Bond of Jason Bond Picks [Image]( Many consider January an important month for trading stocks. Some consider it the most important. It’s all because of a concept that traders have coined “the January barometer,” which means that stock performance in January sets the tone for the rest of the year. Well, in this post, Jason Bond cites a few examples of reasons why you shouldn’t rely on this barometer. He found many exceptions where yearly stock performance did not resemble their initial successes in January and vice versa. But one thing we can be sure of is this: some sectors traditionally perform better in January than others. In this post, Jason will reveal the sectors in which history suggests we go long… and the one in which it suggests we go short. [Continue reading...]( To your success, The RagingBull.com Team RagingBull, LLC 62 Calef Hwy. #233, Lee, NH 03861 [Click Here to stop receiving emails from support@ragingbull.com]( [Unsubscribe from all RagingBull emails]( 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. Securities & Exchange Commission or any state securities regulatory authority. 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