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“What a time to be alive” - The Simpsons Or, as Jason Bond would put it: “What a time

[RagingBull Elite]( “What a time to be alive” - The Simpsons Or, as Jason Bond would put it: “What a time to be long small caps” Dear undefined— Jeff Bishop here, In All-Access, our #1 priority is to give you new educational material every day. We will admit, this week we kinda failed to live up to this standard… Ever since we called out the heating small cap sector last Friday, we barely spoke about anything else. That’s with the exception of our special new dark pools report, [3 Big Trends Pre-and-Post Election, And How To Profit Off Them.]( Can you really blame us, though? The market for small caps has been so hot, we wouldn’t have been doing our jobs if we didn’t point you in the direction where we saw the most money-making opportunities. Two days ago, we already explained how the recent events have nurtured a perfect environment for the small caps to shine. Yet, despite all the hype we ourselves have been making, we never gave you specific overnight trading plans. We stuck to general ideas of what we’d want to see to get involved intraday. There’s a good reason for that and today’s All-Access Trade Recap sums it up well… Don’t get us wrong— there can be a lot of money to be made holding active low-float stocks overnight, as opposed to trading them intraday. In fact, under normal circumstances, you’d see Jason Bond or Kyle Dennis take entire portfolios to bed with them. HOWEVER, the key word is “normal” and we’re as far away from it as we can be. Small cap runs can end just as quickly as they begin. In a time where a random yet regular overnight news headline moves the SPY 2-4% either way, we don’t want you to be stuck in a low-float that moves 10x that. This week, our traders took a select few stocks overnight, but most of the action has been intraday. And that worked just as well for us. Most low-floats pop and fail quickly. Some of them fail literally a few candles into the up move. For a long, we always want to see continuous evidence of strength and support. Jason Bond’s trade yesterday was a great example of that. It was a classic small cap setup he found in a low-float. He had POLA on his watch, as the chart looked promising— he just needed volume to come in and push through resistance at $3. Well, his wish was granted yesterday morning, as the stock held steadily higher off the open. For Jason, he looked for a bull flag break out on the one minute chart… Quick lesson here about identifying key levels. Every yellow circle is an attempt to fail below VWAP— the stock tried to break below it 3 times and 3 times the stock held up. For a lot of pro traders, they believe if it’s not breaking below VWAP, it’s bouncing off and moving higher! The blue arrow indicates Jason’s entry, which coincides with the alert he sent out to his subscribers at 11:13 am: Notice how there was support at VWAP and traded the high-volume breakout against it — this is pure textbook low-float trading. So if you can pair VWAP with chart patterns, I believe it can actually be beneficial and potentially make you a better trader. Getting back to Jason’s trade. The goal of 4ish didn’t take a long— just an hour later, the stock hit $4.10 and Jason got out for a solid gain at $4.04.* To recap: - He entered at $3.48 for a bull flag break out. - His target was 50c higher— a risk/reward of at least 1-to-5. - A trade where he was never really down on made him 17% in a matter of one hour.* How are you going to lose, trading setups like that? It’s always possible, and even Jason takes a loss from time to time, but countless traders have found [his small-cap stock trading strategy]( transformative.** If you really want to learn how to trade small-cap stocks, then Jason’s your guy. [He put together this special training session]( so you can discover his three patterns he uses nearly every day to locate momentum stocks poised to take off. You may think that all the green energy initiatives out there are directed at the greater good in this world— but believe it or not, some of them are just as downright corrupt as Big Oil. Because for every environmental do-gooder, there’s a dirty player who sees clean energy as another opportunity to get filthy rich. Everyday, Ben Sturgill is tracking [what the big institutional investors are trading in the dark pools](— and with Joe Biden set to take office, a lot of them have been piling into solar and hydrogen. Last week, Ben took an average 100% gain on 3 legs of his Sunpower (SPWR) position and an average 76% gain on a leg of his Plug Power (PLUG) position*— thanks to [activity he spotted in the dark pools.](* Today, we want to share a story about some of the most recent green energy corruption Ben learned of. A business owner defrauded the government out of tens of millions of dollars— only to see his company go up in smoke mere days before being handed a 7-year prison sentence. This hippie is up on the chopping block and learning a powerful lesson. It has everything to do with his supposed green biofuel. [Continue reading...]( [AMA: Can You Tell Me What You Look For In Chart Setups?]( By Kyle Dennis of Biotech Breakouts [“Power Play” Stocks on the Move]( By Jeff Williams of Penny Pro [Are Stocks Overbought? I Don’t Think So]( By JC Parets of Chart Hunter [A More Efficient Way To Trade Tech Stocks?]( By Jason Bond of Weekly Windfalls RagingBull, LLC 62 Calef Hwy. #233, Lee, NH 03861 [Click Here to stop receiving emails from support@ragingbull.com]( [Unsubscribe from all RagingBull emails]( DISCLAIMER: To more fully understand any Ragingbull.com, LLC ("RagingBull") subscription, website, application or other service ("Services"), please review our full disclaimer located at [(. FOR EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY; NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE. AnyRagingBull Service offered is for educational and informational purposes only and should NOT beconstrued as a securities-related offer or solicitation, or be relied upon as personalizedinvestment advice. RagingBull strongly recommends you consult a licensed or registered professional before making any investment decision. RESULTS PRESENTED NOT TYPICAL OR VERIFIED. 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