Our On-the-Edge-of-the-Seat Trade Plan

[RagingBull Elite]( Dear — Jeff Bishop here, Get ready for some bumpy trading action today. Because we’re relying on mail-in ballots this year, the election results aren’t finalized yet. That means we can expect more uncertainty in the market while final votes are still being measured. If you want to learn how to pick up trade ideas during times of uncertainty— and piggyback off the moves of Wall Street whales— [check out Ben Sturgil’s LIVE dark pools trading event here on Thursday, November 5 at 2 PM ET.]( That said, in All-Access today, we’ll review one stock that was strong yesterday— as well as a watchlist of stocks that could take off, depending on the final election outcome. [I'm an image] In the past couple of days, the market action has been muted, to say the least. However, yesterday there was at least one stock worth highlighting: APVO Aptevo announced that one patient has shown complete remission during Phase 1 clinical study of APVO436. The stock closed up 78.25% on the day. While stocks with positive Phase 1 results usually gap up and then fade all day, this one managed to rally from $7.5 to $11.19 in the last 2 hours of the trading day. It was not really a surprise, given the fact that there were only 2.9M shares of float and the stock never broke down below $7. However, many shorts were still caught on the wrong side of the trade here. Here’s a brief chart analysis: [Alternate text] As mentioned before, Phase 1 results usually fade. The initial excitement disappears after the investors and traders realize that the company is still years away from making money even if the drug works. In this case, however, fundamentals did not matter. The low-floater APVO held up all day trapping shorts. All it took to take off was a one-minute close above VWAP and in the next minute the stock jumped almost 80 cents in one candle. While hindsight is 20/20, familiarize yourself with these clues and it could help you next time a situation like this comes around. Biotech stocks are a sector that has been getting attention— and will continue getting attention regardless of what President is in office. [Check out our latest biotech catalyst workshop with Kyle Dennis here.]( [I'm an image] We could’ve told you today is not a good day to make stock calls— but you already know that! Planning for individual names is pointless. We first want to see real ranges and price action. Today, and likely in the days to come, the market will bring a lot of volatility. We’ll make sure our scanners— [like Ben Sturgill’s Dark Pools scanner](— are firing on all cylinders and will be patiently cherry-picking our setups. The plan is to have no plan, but rather listen to the market, stay open-minded, and be prepared for whatever it tells us. Today, we won’t give you levels or specific trade ideas. Rather, we present a list of stocks that can move a lot, and ones we’ll be closely watching over the next days and weeks. In no particular order: FirstSolar (FSLR) Solar stocks have had a run-up as Joe Biden advanced in the polls. Should he win, the recent pullback might get a significant bid— if not, it’ll likely trigger a second leg of sell-offs in the sector. [Alternate text] Zoom Inc. (ZM) Joe Biden has been a strong proponent of further lockdowns, therefore his victory would mean more upside for work-from-home technology providers. [Alternate text] Nio Inc. (NIO) This one has no particular connection to the election, rather it’s been a great trading vehicle overall and any extra volatility will only help. The stock has also continuously been subject to unusual options sweeps and large [Dark Pook prints.]( We’ll be looking to trade severe overreactions on both sides. [Alternate text] Amazon (AMZN) Amazon may not be a fan of the current president, but the fact remains— Trump’s tax cuts and overall business climate have benefited the retail giant greatly. If those were to be rolled back, optimism will need to be reconsidered. [Alternate text] Chevron Corporation (CVX) Fossil fuels are not exactly a favorite of the Democratic presidential nominee. Shall Joe Biden get elected, all traditional energy companies may face significant legislative headwinds. [Alternate text] [Alternate text] While the markets are still struggling to find direction, Ben Sturgill has found it easier to just follow the Wall Street whales. By placing enormous bets, of sometimes hundreds of thousands or even millions of shares, these whales are able to disguise their bets. Ben does so by looking into the Dark Pools. They’re the collection of hidden exchanges, used only by Wall Street’s largest hedge funds and institutions, to disguise their bets— and get the prices they want on their large transactions, without causing panic in the market. But get this… There’s actually [a way to ride the tail-coats of these large “smart money” transactions](, though very few retail traders know about it. In fact, most retail traders don’t know these secret exchanges exist at all, even though all the big financial institutions have them. You have Bloomberg’s “Tradebook,” Morgan Stanley’s “MS Pool” and Goldman Sachs’ “Sigma X.” UBS, Credit Suisse, and JP Morgan have them, too… right now, there are over 30 dark pool exchanges out there! What Ben does is look into the dark pools to identify where the volume is and where all this money is flowing. 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