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Gain Off This “Dark Side” of Wall Street

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[RagingBull All-Access] Undefined, Wall Street has [a "secret" that it doesn’t want retail traders to know](... And when you [join Ben Sturgill on Thursday, July 23rd, at 8:30 PM ET](, he’ll completely expose how he’s profiting on it... It’s an area of the market that allows some of the largest financial institutions and hedge funds to… - Place large trades without impacting the market - Get better entry prices - Lower their costs It’s a way to [steal some of Wall Street's best ideas](, and puts traders in a position to potentially gain off them. Of course, it doesn’t always work out that way. We’re trading here, not opening up savings accounts. And even the elites mess up their accounts from time to time. But the reason the Wall Street elites don’t want retailers to know about this "secret" is simple… It gives them [an advantage](. And in some cases, it allows them to get away with trading activity that we could characterize as downright unfair. But in most cases, the public never finds out. Why? It’s in large part because of [“Dark Pools,”]( the trading venues "hidden" from the public eye and available only to them. They’re known as “dark” because they lack transparency. A whopping 40% of all trading takes place on [this collection of over 30 alternative trading systems.]( That includes Bloomberg’s “Tradebook,” Morgan Stanley’s “MS Pool,” and Goldman Sachs’ “Sigma X.” The general public can’t see the transactions made on these exchanges, even though they’re done in enormous blocks consisting of as many as 1 million or more shares. That’s unless you’re someone like Ben Sturgill who has found [a special way to scan the market for them…]( [Alternate text]( Ben’s scanner allows him to [follow the paper trail of these big money traders.]( Like when he recently looked at dark pool activity to see if there are any large orders placed in coronavirus names… He saw that someone threw down a large bet on MRNA. Thanks to this “smart money” trade idea, Ben told his subscribers that he wouldn’t be surprised if MRNA broke past $90. [Alternate text]( MRNA had been consolidating, but had a late-stage coronavirus vaccine trial on July 27. Sure enough, the stock had a breakout and moved from $74 to $94 within 3 short days.* If you want to learn how Ben is using this scanner and see his real-time trades alerts off it, attend his special upcoming event. [Join Ben as he sheds light on the mysterious world of Dark Pools.]( [Register here for the event on Thursday July 23 at 8:30 PM ET.]( [Alternate text] RagingBull’s Top Traders Reveal How They Target Trades Using Chart Patterns and Catalyst Events [Alternate text]( Join Ben Sturgill And Several of Our Other Pros In This Exclusive Podcast Series… [Listen]( [Alternate text] [VIX Collapse…And My Thoughts on XRT, NFLX, PLAY and AMZN]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Alternate text]( [How To Turn A Loser Into A Winner]( By Dave Lukas of Options Profit Planner [Alternate text]( [One Key Element Retail Traders Aren’t Focused On]( By Kyle Dennis of Biotech Breakouts [Alternate text]( [TSLA Momentum Shines on Penny Stocks]( By Jeff Williams of Penny Pro [Alternate text]( To Your Success, The RagingBull.com Team *Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future trading results, and the results presented in this communication is not necessarily indicative of future results, and the results presented in this communication are not typical. 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