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April 28, 2021

THE $3,000 SECRET

A number of years ago, a stunningly efficient technical technique was created to reliably anticipate sudden price surges – and capture full-trend profits – in any market… by anyone willing to abide by its rules.

Based in large part on anecdotal evidence… its viral reach… and the mainstreaming of the Volatility Trigger concept – its estimated the “take action” rules at the core of “The $3,000 Secret” could actually be responsible - by now – for profits in the TENS OF MILLIONS of dollars.

And it’s that eight figure “staying power” that rekindled Lee Gettess' interest…

In January 2021 – after a wild year of unprecedented “Covid-triggered” volatility – Lee Gettess revisited “The $3,000 Secret”… curious to know precisely how its core volatility trigger strategy would have held up to that 2020 stress test.

Lee’s January analysis – with “dollars and cents” results – is part of an Update that comes right along with the main e-book.

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Copper: The Top 3 Ways to Trade a Massive Supply Issue by Ian Cooper

Currency Forecasting by Kathy Lien

KeyPoint Market Daily by Joe Duffy

PULSE Options Weekly Newsletter by Chris Verhaegh

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Copper: The Top 3 Ways to Trade a Massive Supply Issue
by Ian Cooper

The world is running short on copper.

So much so, Goldman Sachs says the price of copper could rocket to $15,000 a ton over the next decade. “We expect copper demand growth outside of China to be a key driving force this year. The global industrial recovery is picking up pace, with macro indicators across several key copper consuming nations showing strength. Recent manufacturing PMI readings in the US, Europe, Japan, South Korea and India have entered expansionary territory.”

Unfortunately, we don’t have nearly enough supply of copper.

All because we haven’t seen sizable investments in copper mines, which is forcing us into a deficit. Couple that with global needs to meet lower emission pledges, electric vehicle demand, with tons of other products requiring copper, and we have a serious problem.

Currency Forecasting
by Kathy Lien

For more avid students of foreign exchange who want to learn more about fundamental analysis and valuing currencies, this article examines the different models of currency forecasting employed by the analysts of the major investment banks. There are seven major models for forecasting currencies: the balance of payments (BOP) theory, purchasing power parity (PPP), interest rate parity, the monetary model, and the currency substitution model.

Balance of Payments Theory

The balance of payments theory states that exchange rates should be at their equilibrium level, which is the rate that produces a stable current account balance.

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April 28, 2021

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PULSE Options Weekly Newsletter
by Chris Verhaegh

First Things First

There were No Market-Wide Scheduled Events on the Economic Calendar last week. But that did not stop the market from moving as a whole. Thursday President Biden proposed almost doubling the Capital Gains Tax Rate for high earners only to watch the markets take an immediate nosedive.

The Markets should not make big moves due to un-scheduled breaking news this upcoming week. That’s not to say the markets won’t make big moves, it’s just that this upcoming week is packed with reasons for extra volatility.

Wednesday at 2 PM Eastern Time, the Federal Reserve (the “Fed”) ends their twoday FOMC Meeting with the results of their vote on whether or not to change short-term interest rates. The fact is they won’t. Everyone knows this. But more importantly will be the Statement they release at the same time.

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