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Penny Stocks Ace, Jeff Williams, Reveals… His Time-Tested Strategy That Turned $3,000 Into $30,

Penny Stocks Ace, Jeff Williams, Reveals… His Time-Tested Strategy That Turned $3,000 Into $30,000 In 6 Months $5,000 Into $16,000 In 3 Months $500 Into $10,758 In 58 Days …All WITHOUT Using Options!* [Alternate text]( Join Jeff Williams On October 21st At 2 PM ET — LIVE [Book Your FREE Seat Here…]( Hello trader, Markets tried to trick us last week. But I managed to sneak away with a few treats. And this week, I’ve got something extra special for your goodie bags. You all asked for the good stuff. [Alternate text] And now I’m going to give you more than you can handle! So strap yourselves in because Nathan Bear is about to show you how much he cares. Stitch Fix (SFIX) - 43% Short Float Ohh, you think I can’t trade the same name three weeks in a row? Well, you thought wrong! I mean, when a stock delivers one of the biggest wins of my career, why wouldn’t I keep riding the money train? But personal momentum isn’t enough for me to buy a ticket. No, I look for my historically famous TPS Setup. [Alternate text] SFIX 78-Minute Chart Maybe I oversold it a little. But the TPS setup is my favorite way to trade the charts because it keeps working for me week after week. Even my new [Double Down members]( have seen how successful it can be. For those of you who aren’t familiar with it, allow me to bring you to the modern era. My TPS setup contains three crucial components. - Clear trend - I want to see a stock that’s in an uptrend. Preferably a sharp move higher or a consistent upward trajectory at or above a 45-degree angle. The blue arrow shows you what I’m looking at. - Chart consolidation pattern - I’m looking for a spot where price takes a break before making its next move. The solid blue trend lines connect the highs and lows of the candlesticks. I want to see them running parallel or converging on one another over time. - Squeeze - My secret component, the squeeze tells me when an explosive price movement is imminent. This is denoted by the red dots at the bottom. When they turn green the squeeze has fired. You would think that after shooting up towards all-time highs again and again people would stop betting against the stock. Yet there is a short load of over 40%. That means nearly one out of every two shares is sold short, making it right for an epic short squeeze. That means you have a lot of traders out there who borrowed on margin to sell the stock short, betting it would go down. So, when the stock goes higher, they lose money. Eventually, their broker cuts them off and forces them to close their positions. That means they have to buy the stock back, which sends price higher - forcing more traders to cover their positions, leading to a cascade of buying. What I love about this one in particular is how cheap the stock is. That makes options more affordable to trade. Wayfair (W) - 28% Short Float Here’s another company that’s been a great friend of mine this year. Wayfair doesn’t ship children in wardrobes anymore, but they have an amazing daily chart. [Alternate text] W Daily Chart Shares took a much deeper pullback then I expected. However, they ran into a long-running support and began trading higher. The chart pattern took a while to form, but it’s in a great spot now for me to pick up call options. WIth this forming on the daily chart, I could see shares making their way up and over the all-time highs. And with a hefty short-float, that could lead to another short-squeeze. But nothing has the short-squeeze potential like this next stock. GOGO (GOGO) - 61% Short Float Holy moly, a 61% short float! And with this being a $10 stock, I can get options on the cheap. Plus, there’s already been a wave of activity in the options market, so I like what I see. But let’s make sure there’s a TPS setup shall we? [Alternate text] GOGO Daily Chart Notice at the bottom how you see the blue bar poking out of the red dot. That signals bullish momentum forming. And why wouldn’t it with shares closing near their highs on Friday. This stock could easily run another 10%-20% in the coming weeks, if not more. So, you can bet your buns I’ll be considering a position here in the coming days. My top two trades for next week Those are available to my [Double Down]( members. Not everyone has the time to spend in front of the charts like I do. So, why not get my top trade ideas twice a week? You don’t just get the stocks. I include the option contracts, my entry areas, profit targets, and stops...everything a comprehensive trading plan should have. [Click here to learn more about my Double Down.]( [Image] Nathan Bear *Results presented are not typical and may vary from person to person. 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