March 21, 2018
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There is a way to produce a fortune in the markets right now in spite of market volatility. My Optioneering Team currently has $1,082,216 in open trade profits and an average return of 47.2% using the spread strategies.

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On February 5th the Dow dropped 4.6% in the average. This same day, I took a screen shot of my brokerage account portfolio of Profit Guard spreads which only showed a 0.6% loss for the day. I can show you how to trade option spreads that can profit in up, down or flat markets.

I will be holding my LIVE webinar Wednesday March 21st at 4:00 PM ET. There is NO COST to attend!

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Wendy Kirkland



How did an award-winning artist and sculptor, who owns an eclectic gift shop in Historic Biltmore Village, end up an option guru?

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- The need to take immediate control of her financial future brought Wendy to option trading and the leverage it offers.

- Inspired to help other women enjoy the financial security she had found, Wendy launched WomenOptionTraders.com and began giving online classes. “As I teach other women to successfully trade options, I become a better trader myself”, she said.

- A natural-born teacher, her following grew quickly and so did requests for an easy-to-understand book on options. So in 2009 Wendy co-authored, with Virginia McCullough, “Option Trading In Your Spare Time—A Guide to Financial Independence for Women”.

- Insightful, comprehensive, and easy-to-read, “Option Trading In Your Spare Time” received rave reviews. And get this: undeterred by the title and pretty pink cover, more men than women bought the Guide to Financial Independence for Women, now in its second printing.

- Then, in 2010 a major uprising... online traders, men and women alike, heard that Wendy’s P3 System produced nearly 100% winning trades and they wanted in. With a generous heart Wendy began publishing a weekly list of stocks which meet the stringent P3 System criteria. Subscribers unanimously report a higher percentage of winners, greater monthly income, and a vastly improved financial outlook thanks to Wendy’s P3 System and Squeeze Newsletter.

- When TradeWins Publishing heard about Wendy’s miraculous discovery and tremendous success, they called her right away. The result is Wendy’s new book, which contains the most important parts from her “pink book” and a full-disclosure of her P3 System, in easy-to-follow, step-by-step detail.



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My “Family Financial Freedom” system is the BEST way you can make $5,000 to $20,000 a month now in your spare time... and retire early with enough income to do so.

One of the first questions new option traders ask me is “Which Stock Options Should I Buy?” Everyone wants to know what stock options to buy.

When the big money is flooding into a hot stock option, it creates pressure that will FORCE the price higher.

All you have to do is measure the buying PRESSURE... and then put your money where the pressure is greatest! It really is quite simple.

Lucky for me, and now for you too... I stumbled across a combination of indicators that work like magic! This “secret weapon” gives us a crystal-clear, almost radar-like picture of what hot stock options to buy, and when, to make a huge amount of money!

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Part of the reason we have been able to do so well with our trade recommendations, is because we spotted opportunity where others were too fearful to look. In fact, any time you can spot signs of excessive fear in the market, buy it.

In this week’s issue, we look at a few more trades which will allow you to capitalize off the market’s fear.

Next, Lee Gettess provides his market analysis for the coming week.

Then, Wendy Kirkland sheds some light on how to interpret candlesticks.

Last, Chuck Hughes wraps up with his Guaranteed Real Optioneering Winners - Optioneering Newsletter.

Enjoy!

Adrienne LaVigne
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The Billionaire Strategy That Could Make You a Fortune

by TradeWins Publishing

It’s time to take wins off the table.

On November 27, 2017, we recommended the following:

  • Editas Medicine (EDIT) at $29. It’s now up to $40.80.

  • Intellia Therapeutics (NTLA) at $22. It’s now up to $33.60.

  • ARK Genomic Revolution ETF (ARKG) at $24.95. It’s now up to $30.

Then, on February 7, 2018, we recommended the following:

  • Editas Medicine (EDIT) at $36.15. It’s now up to $40.80.

  • CRISPR Therapeutics (CRSP) at $38.50. It’s now up to $53.80.

We’re recommending that you sell all of these gene-editing positions to secure wins.

We can always look to buy back on pullbacks from current overbought conditions.

Congratulations on the wins!

Part of the reason we were able to do so well with these trades is because we spotted opportunity where others were too fearful to look.

In fact, when we recommended these opportunities, gene-editing stocks had come under considerable pressure. In fact, it was reported that the human immune system has a built in defense against the Cas9 enzyme used in CRISPR technology. While this is partially true, there are still ways around the problem. For example, the Cas9 could be modified so a human body would not immediately attack the enzymes.

Once that was realized, once the fear dissipated, opportunity was found.

In fact, any time you can spot signs of excessive fear in the market, buy it.

Look at Dollar Tree (DLTR), for example.

After an extreme overreaction to initial 2018 earnings guidance by DLTR, the stock appears to have caught support. Fundamentally, revenue growth is still solid, and same-store sales are still climbing. Plus, margins continue to expand. We have to also remember that deep discount retailers like DLTR are in the sweet spot of retail.

The Billionaire Strategy
That Could Make You a Fortune

 
 

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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Candlestick Stories

by Wendy Kirkland

The following is an excerpt from Wendy Kirkland's Family Financial Freedom

As a trader, you will need to have an understanding of the candlestick, or candle, which is an important technical symbol on charts in general. They are designed to tell a concise story. You will see candles in red, black, and hollow.

Candlesticks provide information about the average price of the underlying equity. They reflect the price action over the course of the market sessions for the time period selected (in our case daily). If it is a daily chart, the candle reflects the movement that day from opening to closing bell. If the chart is a weekly chart, then the candle reflects an accumulation of the week’s activity throughout that week.

When looking at your chart, the last candlestick (below) can be a partial if you are viewing it before the closing bell or day’s end. If you looked at the last candle on a daily chart and it was noon, the candle would reflect the first two and a half hours of the trading day. If the last candle was on a weekly chart and it was Tuesday at market close, the candle would reflect the activity for Monday and Tuesday. These candles, too, are usually two colors, often red and black and are either solid or hollow (unfilled).

Thin lines above and below the body of the candle represent the high/low range of the session, and are called shadows, or sometimes are referred to as “wicks” and “tails”. How the price movement unfolded for the time period or the relationship between the opening and closing price is vital information and forms the essence of candlestick symbols.

Hollow candlesticks, where the close price is greater than the open price, indicate buying took place. Filled candlesticks, where the close price is less than the open price (usually red), indicates a period of selling.

Candlestick’s color and position on the chart reflect: whether the price closed higher or lower than the price at the opening of the day, and where it closed in comparison to the previous periods.

Generally speaking, the longer the body of the candlestick, the more intense the buying and selling was that took place during that time period.  On the other hand, short candlestick bodies indicate little price movement and represents consolidation (tight price range).

As you look below at the candlestick on the left, first note where the solid candle opened and closed in relation to the high and low of the period.  What does that relationship tell you?

This relationship indicates there was a great deal of (bullish) positive buying interest, which was barely overcome by the (bears) downward momentum selling. How do you know this? Look how far the stock price went up after the market opened (represented by the topmost shadow or wick). Also note how little the downside was by comparison. Even though this reflects a down day for this stock (the candled opened higher than it closed), the size of the candle’s body, shoes little selling (bearish) strength.

Conversely, hollow candlesticks with long lower shadows and short upper shadows or wicks indicate that sellers dominated during the sessions and drove prices lower. However, buyers later rallied to push prices higher by the end of the session, and the strong close into positive territory created a long lower shadow.

Candlestick Stories

 
 

Guaranteed Real Optioneering Winners

by Chuck Hughes

Every week Chuck publishes his Optioneering Newsletter. The following is a trade opportunity taken from his most recent issue.

The first profit opportunity we will review this week is in WB, or Weibo Corporation. Weibo is a leading social media platform for people to create, distribute, and discover Chinese-language content. It provides a simple way for people and organizations to publicly express themselves in real time and interact with others on a massive global platform.

The monthly chart shows that WB has been in a very strong bull trend since the 2016 low. The daily chart for WB has a clear bullish pattern of higher highs and higher lows. The pullback from last month’s record high gives us a buying opportunity.

We are going to review a Call Debit Spread for WB.

Traders who want a more leveraged approach could consider buying WB calls. WB has options expiring every week until April 27th. After that, there are options expiring in May, July, October, January 2019, and January 2020. Click Here to follow this trade.

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