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[The Stock Trader Starter Pack]( is hands down the best resource for people with very little experience who want to learn how to trade stocks.
It’s the guide Jeff Williams put together to showcase all his favorite services, tools, and formulas for growing a small trading account into a massive success.
Warning: After gaining access to these materials, you might not consider yourself a “beginner” for very long.
Jeff Williams cares so much about helping people with a few thousand dollars, or even just a few hundred dollars, to work with — for a limited time, he’s [opening up access to the starter pack]( totally free of charge.
Look, Jeff gets it.
Some people refuse to trade because they feel that having a small account is a crutch and that it’s an uphill battle too hard to climb.
At Raging Bull, many of our pros are trading 6-figure accounts. And when they close out a position, they can easily bag tens of thousands of dollars — even if the stock moved by just a small percentage!
Jeff is a millionaire himself… but when he trains people through his [Profit Prism Platinum service](, he trades accounts that are considered tiny to most.
This means that when you trade alongside him, you can see your account grow at exactly the same pace as his.
Jeff’s [Stock Trader Starter Pack]( reveals everything you need to know about trading like him — and trading alongside him!
You’ll get access to an ebook, webinar, checklist, and video series — [all for free by signing up here!](
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The ebook alone is a pot of gold. In it, you learn the following:
- How to find the right broker
- How to hack the Pattern Day Trader (PDT) rule
- How to scan for high potential penny stocks
- How to place an order
- How to apply technical analysis and a variety of patterns
- And much more!
Jeff is 100% dedicated to demonstrating that people with small accounts can quickly work their way up the ranks to trading success.
[But make sure to sign up here today](, as he may close down this opportunity very soon.
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[How to Identify the 4 Stages of the Market](
By Ben Sturgill of Daily Profit Machine
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The market is constantly changing. So if you try to trade it today the exact same way you did six months ago, you’re going to lose money.
But one way to resolve this issue is to maintain awareness of the market stages.
Those stages are known as accumulation, advancing, distribution, and declining.
In this post, Ben Sturgill breaks down each of the four stages in detail, and explains why each presents a rewarding profit opportunity.
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[Zero In On Today’s Trades (OPTI, CPHI, ONTX)](
By Jeff Williams of Penny Pro
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A lot of wild stuff has happened in the markets this week… like the coronavirus outbreak, the Tesla short squeeze, and the Casper IPO bust.
But penny stocks remain unaffected because they move in ways that are uncorrelated with the overall market.
That’s why you won’t find Jeff Williams scanning the internet headlines at night or watching the morning news — he’s studying the price action instead.
In this post, Jeff walks us through a few stocks he’s been playing recently and one he may put into play this week.
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[It Really Does Pay To Short Options](
By Dave Lukas of Options Profit Planner
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Most people think that options are riskier than stocks. But that’s not necessarily the case — much of this has to do with how you play options.
Through the proper understanding, education, and experience traders can use options to take big profits AND limit risk.
In this post, Dave Lukas explains why the slow-and-steady approach of selling puts is more favorable to buying calls.
He’ll reveal why selling puts can provide returns that are consistent, significant, and immediate.
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[How The Smart Money Hides Their Trade Ideas](
By Taylor Conway of Dark Pools
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The institutional players on Wall Street trade in the dark. They disguise their orders on secret alternative exchanges so that everyday traders can’t interfere with their moves.
While most everyday traders simply can’t compete with their army of analysts, state-of-the-art technology, and insider information, Taylor Conway found a way.
In this post, he reveals some of the most common techniques Wall Street players are using to implement their bets, and how his scanner helps him identify these moves.
With the help of this scanner, he’s able to legally steal their trade ideas by looking at the order flow.
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