So I challenged my programming team with what seemed impossible… Let’s build something that could replicate my 96.2% accuracy trading method without me being there.
They thought I was crazy.
But last month, they called with news that left me speechless.
They'd built what we now call "AutoStrike" - a smart trade engine that:
- Scans through 100,000+ options contracts
- Identifies the ones with what it sees as having exceptional profit potential
- And sends them directly to your phone with exact entry criteria
With the US dollar collapsing, the value of Bitcoin is exploding.
In fact, according to Forbes.com, “The bitcoin price is braced for a dollar ‘confidence crisis’ as the ICE U.S. dollar index plummets to its worst day since 2022.”
"Like a rising tide, the dollar’s decline is lifting other assets," Alex Kuptsikevich, FxPro chief market analyst, said, as quoted by Forbes, adding “a falling dollar supports cryptocurrencies.”
That’s why Bitcoin is up another $3,000 to $82,417.90 on the day.
It’s also why Bitcoin-related stocks are going along for the ride, including:
MicroStrategy (MSTR)
With a market cap of $72.5 billion, MicroStrategy (MSTR) provides business intelligence, mobile software and cloud-based services.
But what makes it really exciting is its 528,185 Bitcoin holdings – which is now worth just over $43.6 billion at the moment. That means every time Bitcoin runs, the value of MSTR’s BTC holdings run, which sends shares of MSTR screaming higher.
Even better, they’re not done buying Bitcoin – which could send MSTR even higher.
Last trading at $288.95, we’d like to see the MSTR tock retest $350 initially. From there, we believe it could rally back to $400 near term.
ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO)
If you believe the value of BTC will push higher, you can invest in the Pro Shares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO). With an expense ratio of 0.95%, the ETF tracks the performance of spot Bitcoin, and is the world’s largest and most actively traded cryptocurrency ETF, according to ProShares.
After catching support at $16.48, BITO is now trading at $17.96. From here, we’d like to see the BITO ETF rally back to $21 initially.
A great benefit of event trading is that it sets you free from the expense of relying on the so-called market experts, the analysts, brokers, pundits and commentators who assure you they can pick the right stocks to buy and tell you where the market is heading in the future, for a fee.
To truly commit to an event-trading strategy, you must understand that the professionals are in business to make money. They clearly demonstrated during the bull market that the interests of small investors were the last of their concerns. In fact, to keep the wheels of the bull market turning, they invented something entirely new in the stock market; the concept of buying stocks of nearly worthless companies, simply because these companies “could” someday turn out to be profitable. They encouraged investors to buy any stock with a dot.com in its name, particularly companies that had anything to do with the Internet or its supporting infrastructure. This strategy violated the tenants of responsible investing. It was used to enforce the idea that the Internet was our salvation, and thus keep the market rolling.
A basic knowledge of the economy and the reasons the market reacts as it does to economic news can free you from the tyranny of these people. Here’s an example of the way event-trading education can produce this independence.
Let’s go back in time to Sunday, September 29, 2002. Monday will be the last day of the third quarter, and it had been a terrible quarter. In fact, if the S&P 500 closes down 15% on Monday, the third quarter of 2002 will go down in history as one of the worst quarters in the past 50 years.
Investors were faced with the following situation: We are in the worst bear market since the period from 1929 – 1932. All the major indexes are in the red. The NASDAQ has fallen for six straight weeks and is now at a six-year low. Institutions are not stepping up to buy stocks, and mutual fund redemptions have reached record highs. Daily trading volume on all exchanges is well below average. Earnings season had begun recently and the results were dismal. Analysts have lowered their earnings estimates for many important tech companies.
The first profit opportunity we will review is a stock purchase OPCH or Option Care Health, Inc. This independent provider offers alternate sites for infusion services as well as operating its own pharmacy network.
A three-month period under the 10-month Simple Moving Average flipped with the January 2025 ‘Buy Signal’. The monthly chart shows the large jump in January that created the new signal.
In the bullish trend, OPCH spent most of the trading above the Middle Keltner Channel. A recent cool off provides an entry opportunity.
We recommend buying OPCH stock at the current price level.
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