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on first and second halves of his position in video communications company, Zoom . In this issue of

[RagingBull All-Access] Dear trader, The market caught the infection this past Friday, as the coronavirus triggered one of the worst selloffs the S&P has recently seen. Now, this was enough to make most traders run from the markets and hide in their homes… as if the coronavirus itself lurked nearby. But our resident IPO expert, Ben Sturgill, saw all this mayhem as [an opportunity to take JUMBO 202% and 225% gains]( on first and second halves of his position in video communications company, Zoom (ZM). [Image]( In this issue of All-Access, we’ll take a look at the genius behind Ben’s ZM trade — what he was thinking before, during, and after the play. [Image] Last Friday, while the market was down, Ben was deciding what trade to put on. “Beforehand I was thinking, man the market is getting killed right now. I wonder what isn't, what's fighting the trend.” ZM was showing nothing but strength — and to Ben, this was an almost certain bullish sign for the IPO... Shortly after Ben entered a position in ZM, the stock took off... [Image] ZM opened with strong results after the weekend. “During the trade on Monday, I had a price target. But it was moving up so strong right away with volume, I wanted to see where it went. By the time the option price got to almost 12, I thought I have to take at least half a profit here.” Ben took 202.18% on the first half of his ZM position for $3,946 gains. “From there, I decided to hold overnight because it moved up so much, it seemed it could be a short squeeze. The next morning the plan was to take it off at a 300% win. But I missed my exit, so I decided to stick with the 225% and take it.” Ben took another 225.23% on the second half for $4,396. Ben based all his decisions on the technicals here — but after he took profits, his trade came out in the news. [Image] Just show Ben a chart, and he’ll show you the news! Ben currently has the following IPOs on his watch list for Options right now: YETI, LK, SPCE, WORK, SPT, and DDOG. [Ben will be sure to update his subscribers here]( as soon as he plans to jump into any of these trades. By the way, Ben puts on IPO trades almost every single day. Some of them are opportunities you probably don’t even know exist. It’s all outlined in [his latest eBook, IPO JackPots](. And right now, he’s giving it away for free. [Click here to reserve your copy.]( Can this One Simple Indicator Change Your Life? [Image] Before and After— LottoX Nathan Bear, a husband, and father of four, was just scraping by to make ends meet —until he discovered LottoX. This one simple indicator eliminates the noise out of the market and delivers profits as high as 1,001%, 1,175%, 1,391%, and 1,670% — virtually overnight. For the first time ever, he’s making it available to you. Imagine putting on a trade each day that has the potential for 10X— in just a few days or less. [Click here for all the details.]( [I'm an image] [Two Sneaky Ways To Short TSLA Without Buying Puts or Shorting Stock]( By Dave Lukas of Options Profit Planner [Image]( The TSLA stock has recently taken a meteoric ride, fueled especially by FOMO (fear of missing out). The mobile app trading service, Robinhood, added 11,600 users over the last few days, 79% of which bought the trending stock. Shorts have been getting pounded recently, but the risks of going long are just as large — the stock could crash any day now. Rather than risk blowing up your account in either direction, Dave Lukas put together a safer way to bet against TESLA that doesn’t require shorting it or buying puts. [Continue reading...]( [You can join the free Options Profit Planner mailing here.]( [Jeff Williams Profited from the Coronavirus. What’s next?]( By Ben Sturgill of WealthWise [Image]( While most traders have gotten torn up by the recent coronavirus threats — as they have swept across the world and interfered with the markets — Jeff Williams took profits. Jeff may be known as the small account guy that trades penny stocks uncorrelated with the overall market, but this situation was different. He jumped in on a few catalyst trades that directly involved the race for a coronavirus cure. He’s closed out those trades, but he shares in this podcast episode what area he’s preparing to play the pop in next. [Listen to the podcast...]( [You can join the free WealthWise mailing here.]( [Case Study: 50% Overnight Jackpot]( By Jason Bond of Jason Bond Picks [Image]( The market is moving haywire recently, but you don’t need to monitor it all day long to profit. Jason Bond didn’t need to at least… Last week, he secured a 50% overnight winner on MGEN — all for a $10,000 boost in his account. Subscribers who held on even longer could’ve made as much as 148% in just a matter of days. This week, he was able to replicate that success with yet another 50% winner in his Jackpot trades service. In this post, he walks you through how he spotted both of these back-to-back winners. [Continue reading...]( [You can join the free Jason Bond Picks mailing here.]( [Becoming a Better Trader: How The TICK Index Works]( By Ben Sturgill of Daily Profit Machine [Image]( Source: Think-or-Swing Trading without considering market sentiment is like going to a party without the memo on what to wear. Fortunately, you don’t have to put yourself through all that discomfort of not knowing what everyone else knows. The TICK Index is understood to be one of the most well-known market sentiment indicators used by a majority of industry professionals. In this post, Ben Sturgill reveals how to make the tick index work for you and get on the right side of the market. 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