July 25, 2018
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Trading ETF Spreads

In this webinar Optioneering Team members Chuck and Helaine will explore Trading ETF Spreads. In this webinar we will learn:

1) A low risk spread strategy for trading the Internet ETF with a maximum risk of 3.3% and unlimited profit potential.

2) A Profit Guard ETF spread for the Health Care ETF that can guarantee a minimum return of 83.8% regardless of the price movement of the Health Care ETF.

3) A Leasehold Reward Spread for the Semiconductor ETF that produces a 44.9% return if the Semiconductor ETF is up, flat or down 10%.


Actual trade examples will be used to demonstrate ETF Spread Strategies!

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Keith Cotterill




Keith has been involved in the financial and commodity markets since 1991. During this time Keith has personally taught 1000's of traders in his private One To One tuition's. He's also written articles for main stream publications, and was asked to speak at the Futures Magazine conference in Florida in 1998. Following this appearance, he was immediately signed up by the US publisher Tradewins.

Keith has also written two best selling books "Don't Tell The Professionals" and "The Hidden Secrets Of Market Trends".



"Paid for Itself in One Week!
Don't Tell the Professionals
has already paid for itself in
one week and I now understand
how and why the markets
move as they do."




From his unique viewpoint across the Atlantic, Keith was able to zero in on who really makes US markets move... then devise a sure-fire, mechanical method which uses that information to get in on each new move at or near the very start.

Keith discovered two important facts about the markets. First, he discovered (or re-discovered) that it's the big-money "Professionals" who really make markets move. All other activity - including the combined trades of thousands of individuals like you and me - represents only a tiny fraction of the money flowing into and out of the markets each day.

Keith also discovered the markets don't react to "Professional" buying and selling the way people think they do - and understanding the difference can literally make you a millionaire!

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Sometimes, the greatest opportunities are hiding in plain sight. Biotech and pharmaceutical stocks are the perfect examples for three key reasons: mergers and acquisitions, our aging population and impressive new innovation. This week, we look at two stocks which are poised to move.

Next, Lee Gettess gives us his perspective on market performance for the coming week.

Then, we bring you Keith Cotterill. In his article, Keith explains how to trade turning points in the market by watching volume.

Last, Wendy Kirkland covers her Prime Entry Profits (PEP) Rally Newsletter.

Enjoy!

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Two Inexpensive Ways to Trade the Biotech Boom

by Ian Cooper

Sometimes, the greatest opportunities are hiding in plain sight.

Biotech and pharmaceutical stocks are the perfect examples for three key reasons.

Reason No. 1 – Mergers and Acquisitions

In 2017, biotech mergers soared 27%, reaching $332 billion in value. Bain & Co. analysts forecast that the soaring trend will extend through 2018.

Then, in just the first quarter of 2018, merger activity rose 16% year over year. Merger activity is likely to push production rates higher and raise industry profits. Celgene’s agreed takeover of Impact Biomedicines in a deal worth up to $7 billion, Takeda Pharmaceutical’s plan to buy TiGenix for $630 million, and a recent announcement that Sanofi will buy Ablynx for $4.8 billion got 2018 off to quite a start, according to Reuters.

Better yet, according to consultancy firm EY, we could see $200 billion worth of deals this year.

Reason No. 2 – Our Aging Population

Right now, there are 65 million people over the age of 70 in the United States. As this number continues to grow, we’ll see a need for more medication and treatment options. That’s a significant amount of potential demand.

Trade the Biotech Boom


Tomorrow, you could begin doubling your account every single month starting with one letter.

The letter will come from a 20-year trading professional named Ian Cooper. He says, “In 2017, following my trades you would be doubling even tripling your account some months. Let me show you how.”

He will show you exactly what to do... and he’ll give you the blueprint for just $1.

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Lee Gettess' Market Sense

by Lee Gettess

Lee Gettess is a top trader who is excited to bring you his video newsletter. Each week, Lee will share his predictions on what he anticipates from the bond and S&P markets.


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Pick the Turning Points… And Win!

by Keith Cotterill

The following is an excerpt from Keith Cotterill's Don't Tell the Professionals

It’s often said that it is difficult, if not impossible to pick the turning points in a market. I couldn’t agree more… IF you’re only using price action as your source of market analysis. But, if you combine price action with volume then you’ll be amazed how accurately you can call the turns and start trading with confidence.

The turning points in a market are simply changes in professional sentiment: from long to short; from bull to bear; from an upward trend to a downward trend.

If, for the moment, we discount any trading opportunities offered by any narrow sideways congestion, then the market presents us with essentially two options: exploiting rising prices or falling prices.

So what causes the professionals to change their sentiments and their trading behavior? Despite their great wealth and influence in the market, it is by no means a ‘fixed’ market. There must always be legitimate and cogent motives for professionals to ‘lubricate’ prices up or down.

Professionals must have a reason!

Whether it is substantial buying or selling, crop reports, economic news, weather reports, or a whole host of other factors, there are countless valid excuses for engineering moves in the market.

Pick the Turning Points


 


Prime Entry Profits (PEP)

by Wendy Kirkland

Every day Wendy shares her Prime Entry Profits (PEP) Rally Newsletter. The following is her thought for the week, along with what she expects this week in trading.

Thought for the Week: The path to excellence will always be challenging. Anticipate that. Stay centered. Honor the struggle.

In Trading: The DOW closed at +197, Nasdaq -1, S&P +13.

Be sure to check earnings dates.

AAL-American Airlines - P3.5
KO-Coca Cola - P3
HES-Hess Corp - P3.5
RCL-Royal Caribbean - P3
TLT-iShares 20+ Treasury - P3
VZ-Verizon - P3


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