As Wall Street Cracks, This System Gets Stronger

[RagingBull Elite]( Dear trader, We told you yesterday that this historic coronavirus selloff is an example of what best-selling author and legendary quant trader, Nassim Taleb, calls a “[Black Swan.](” And just as our issue hit your inbox, the S&P was posting losses that turned out to be the third-worst in the history of the index, following the Black Monday crash in 1987 and the Great Depression in 1929. Today, we want to share with you another relevant Taleb concept, something he coined “antifragile,” and explain how it currently applies to Ben Sturgill, a man who is quickly becoming [one of the hottest traders at RagingBull right now.]( Ben Sturgill Consistently Beats Wall Street by being DIFFERENT. [I'm an image]( While Wall Street is slow to respond to unprecedented price action, Ben’s FAST and NIMBLE strategy nets him 65%, 72%, and 256% Even on some of Wall Street’s WORST days. [Join Ben and get all of his free mailings by clicking here.]( Taleb coined the word “antifragile” to indicate systems that thrive and become increasingly effective in the face of stressors, shocks, volatility, noise, mistakes, faults, attacks, or failures. He meant “antifragile” as something entirely different from a word like ‘resilient,’ which merely meant the ability to recover from failure, not the capacity to actually get stronger in the face of it. Whereas even some of the most sophisticated algorithmic systems developed for Wall Street traders are breaking down in the face of the recent unpredictable turn of events, [Ben Strugill’s simple system based on the up or down movement of the S&P 500]( is crushing it. Ben is actually posting a record win streak through his [Daily Deposits system]( right now. [Image]( [Image]( In case the exceptionally high win percentage he already had was not enough, Ben has maintained an undefeated track record, averaging nearly 50% wins on each of his daily trades, ever since the coronavirus sell-off initiated on February 20. Not including the 6 wins from earlier in February, that’s 15 trades in a row of consistently playing the movement of the S&P 500 in the right direction as it has sold off a whopping 30% from its record highs. So unsurprisingly, 13 of these 15 trades have been puts. And that includes yesterday’s daily trade, which Ben scored a nice 20% win on… [Image]( Ben placed this trade on yet another day of extremely heavy selling, where investors who were long in this market lost their shirts. So the least we can say is this: It’s not too bad being up 20% on the S&P 500 on a day when the S&P is down by a record 11.98%. At least Ben’s [Daily Deposits]( subscribers, including some who took his initial guidance and proceeded to do even better, didn’t think so... [Image]( [Image]( [Image]( Keep in mind that these traders were exuberant on a day when most people in these markets were in tears. The day included the third circuit breaker halt in the last two weeks, which suspended trading for 15 minutes following a 7% plunge. The impact of shutdowns around the country in both the public and private sectors, including events, travel, restaurants, bars, and much more, has been even worse than the Fed’s best efforts could assuage. The Fed has cut rates by a half percentage point to nearly zero and recently stated that it will buy $700 billion in bonds. All in all, these are bearish times for the market and more selling is likely to ensue. But allowing history to be our guide, a Bloomberg assessment released earlier may be accurate in predicting a uptick in market shares following yesterday’s selloff — just basing off of how stocks rebounded after similar market crashes. Ben Sturgill, of course, will look closely at the futures market and make his assessment in the upcoming hours as we inch closer to his next trade that drops tomorrow morning. [Learn how to access that trade and sign up for all of Ben’s free mailings by clicking here.]( [Image] [A Mask-Free IPO While Everyone’s Wearing Masks?]( By Ben Strugill of IPO Payday [Image]( It just so happens that while more and more people are wearing masks these days — and while an Italian mask company is even planning to IPO as its sales soar — one recent IPO that provides mask-free support for people with respiratory distress is exploding. [Continue reading…]( [Where To Hunt Down]( [Momentum Setups —]([APRN, GLUU]( By Jason Bond of Jason Bond Picks [Image]( Jason Bonds performance during Monday’s historic 10% market drops proves that trading small-cap stocks could provide high-probability setups — which is why he walks you through his two setups in Blue Apron (APRN) and Glu Mobile (GLUU), and how he was able to lock in $14K. [Continue reading…]( [These Are The Leading Indicators]( [I’m Looking At Right Now]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Image]( If you’re puzzling over all the market turmoil and wondering where it will all end, look no further than the VIX, VVIX, treasury bonds, and capitulation patterns that Jeff explains here. [Continue reading…]( [What I’m Watching Now…]( [Spoiler: It’s Not Toilet Paper]( By Jeff Williams of Penny Pro [Image]( Jeff mostly trades penny stocks because they don’t move in step with the market and they can make some great moves up even in a market crash — which is exactly the case with two potentially explosive stocks he’s watching right now. [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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