Learning to trade successfully, and consistently is a delicate balancing act. And it can be intimidating. I get it.
But don’t worry, the team at MTD is here to help.
They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, but have they ever taught a dog to surf?
Probably not.
Well, I taught my dog, Thor, and now he shreds like he’s been doing it for his entire life!
We can make the same kind of epic impact to your trading strategy.
Speaking of impact, my little buddy also made quite the splash this week.
He’s intimidating, I know.
But if I can teach him how to surf, my fellow pro-traders and I can definitely teach you how to increase your profits as an investor…
This could be you in the market, but you haven’t taken advantage of any of our amazing products yet.
Well, here’s a taste of what we’ve been up to this week at MTD.
Hump Day Just Got a Major Upgrade
Earlier this week, pro-trader Steve Place started a new series.
Watchlist Wednesday is a new weekly video series where he’ll tell you about the hottest stocks, themes, and sectors in the market for you to trade.
In this week’s edition, Steve talked about a theme that was all the rage last year.
It was one of the most coveted sectors that exploded during the first year of the pandemic, but since then, it’s taken some twists and turns.
Steve revealed which stocks to avoid, and which ones are setting up for potentially profit-rich moves.
Get the scoop, and potential profits here!
What’s Cold, Hard and Everywhere?
Our very own Coach JR has the answer for you.
It’s seeing huge demand in plenty of places, but especially in China. At the same time, China’s looking to cut production of the metal for climate reasons. And a number of other countries are following suit.
Demand up + supply down = price increase. Simple math.
The math could also equal cold, hard cash if you make this play.
Follow the link above, and JR will tell you everything you need to know.
And finally…
Don’t Get Fooled Again
With insider buying traps that look like gold, but aren’t.
Here’s the thing: when certain companies get listed on exchanges, you’ll see tons of insider activity. It’ll look like tons of insider buying is happening…
But in reality, these “insider trades” are often related to executive compensation.
In a special blog earlier this week, I taught readers step-by-step how to spot these red herrings, and avoid blindly following insider buys.
This post will help you avoid unnecessary losses and heartbreak, keeping more cash in your pocket.
Cash that you can use for better opportunities like this one.
