It’s institutional traders. But now, you can mimic them
 
   
     
News headlines… Stock’s performances… Earnings reports…

Those are some reasons why some stocks tank… or surge…

But one of the MAJOR reasons?

Institutional traders. 

See, when they make a move against a stock and a massive sell-off happens… the stock plummets — just like we saw on Nvidia last month when DeepSeek hit the markets…

And when they pile in heavily, the stock soars higher ultimately.

Just like it happened when META stocks climbed from $90 to over $300 in 2023.

But the thing is, regular traders like us get the news mostly after the massive move has happened – giving us less opportunity to capitalize on these moves…

But what if you could copy their moves while they happen? Not before… not after… WHILE they're piling in on stocks.

Well, thanks to a special approach, regular traders like you can do just that.

In fact, my closed group of traders and I have been taking our shots at stocks that are being acted upon by these top traders…

Whether they’re selling or buying massively.

And so far, we’ve been able to lock in wins over and over with a 94% win rate!

Mind-blowing, right?

Here’s what’s really interesting…

After months of pulling in wins like this… just by copying moves made by institutional traders…
 
 
I’ve decided to host a trading session where I’ll reveal it all – for free!

And I’ll be in the LIVE room on Tuesday at 1 pm to show you exactly how we’ve been able to mimic these moves…

More importantly, how you can do it too.

And while I can’t guarantee wins or prevent losses, you’ll also get a free trade idea on one stock institutional traders are acting on.

Make sure you register here.
Talk soon,
 
 
Stated results are from hypothetical options applied to real published trades from 10/30/23 - 12/30/24. The result was a 94.1% win rate on 304 trades, an average return of 11.2% including winners and losers and average hold time of less than 24 hours. Performance is not indicative of future results. Trade at your own risk and never risk more than you can afford to lose.