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Dear trader,
We have an urgent Sunday message for you today.
Here at Raging Bull, we love a good SLAM DUNK on an options play.
Nothing beats the feeling of 100%, 150%, even 200% wins.
Itâs a high we canât quite put in words.
But while we all long for those occasions where we can sit back and feel like a Jordan, it means nothing if the rest of our trading isnât consistent.
Nothing will toss us out of the game before the second quarter faster than a 200% winner followed by nine 50% losers.
Thatâs why we want to show you one strategy that could turn [a whopping 90%]( of your trades into winners.
Thatâs right, 90%!
In fact, since our resident options expert, Dave Lukas, launched [his Options Profit Planner service]( here at RagingBull â 100% of his trades have been winners.
For those keeping score at home, thatâs six-plus months without a losing position.
We want you to get a piece of this consistent winning action too â [thatâs why you need to see this interview.](
Youâll learn...
- How Dave trades his account for solid returns and steady growth consistently over time
- How to make more money in less time!
- How to WIN where other traders are losing!
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[How to Use Credit Spreads to Reduce Risk](
By Dave Lukas of Options Profit Planner
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There are a whole lot of strategies out there designed to help you make money in the stock market.
Only problem⦠most of them will lose you money just as often as they help you make it.
But credit spreads are different.
By buying and selling options that are the same type and expiration but different strike prices, you can drastically improve your odds of winningsâ¦
Weâre talking house odds totally in your favor, whilst still providing a considerable return on investment.
In this post, Dave Lukas provides a complete overview of both credit call spreads and credit put spreads, explaining their advantages in detail.
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[Is Slack Prime for a Short Squeeze?](
By Ben Sturgill of IPO Payday
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Slack DPOed (not IPOd) this past June â and it goes by the ticker symbol WORK.
The stock has deflated significantly from its initial share price, and lately, itâs facing some competition that many feel could really pop the tireâ¦
Microsoft and itâs Teams service â Slackâs arch-rival â are rolling out an aggressive ad campaign, which will air during the NFL playoffs.
In this post, Ben Sturgill explains why these recent concerns regarding the Slack stock could be way overblown â and why the technicals tell the real story here.
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[When Bulls Wave the White Flag](
By Jason Bond of Weekly Windfalls
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In strong bull markets like the one weâre currently experiencing, you wouldnât expect to find a whole lot of technical signals called âbear flags.â
But believe it or not, theyâre there⦠and they can help you identify opportunities to profit on downside action in the market.
Itâs all thanks to a pattern that consists of an initial downtrend or sharp sell-off (flagpole),
an upward-tilting and narrow consolidation channel (flag), and a continuation of the downtrend.
In this post, Jason Bond outlines this pattern for you and take a look at a real-life example of a FAANG-related stock on the cusp of a possible bear flag.
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[Bank of Market Symmetry](
By Nathan Bear of Weekly Money Multiplier
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If you study charts long enough, youâll start to notice that many of them move in identical patterns.
This is called market symmetry, and itâs when patterns emerge from the price action in stocks.
One of the most common ways to identify market symmetry is something called Fibonacci extensions, which are based on an ancient mathematical principle that is easily found in nature.
In this post, Nathan Bear will walk you through how to use these Fibonacci extensions to identify support and resistance levels and establish your profit targets.
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The RagingBull.com Team
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