You and I are a dying breed...

It's estimated that only 10% of trades are made by actual humans choosing to buy or sell a stock. Another 40% of trades are passive… meaning investments in ETFs that track an entire index or sector.

The rest of the volume? Well, that's where the computers and algorithms come in…

As an ex-hedge fund trader, Roger Scott witnessed the rise of the machines firsthand. And he's glad he did, because it gave him insight into how they trade. In fact, the trades algorithms make are relatively predictable, which means it is possible to position ourselves in stocks that are about to be bought up…

That's how he's able to count down when a stock is about to explode higher. In the past week alone, it pinpointed a 185% win in just 5 days… 124% in 5 days... and 78% in just 5 days.*

If you somehow missed his training on how to predict these moves yourself, please do that now before five new trades are triggered...

One thing you should know about most algorithms and institutional investors is that they have a very simple screen to decide if a stock is in 'buy mode.' Roger often uses this screen himself, and doesn't bother going long stocks if they don't meet this criteria.

We're talking about the 50-day moving average (MA). Most automated buy/sell programs only go long stocks trading above their 50-day MA. And on the flip side, they often sell stocks that fall below that level.

That's why it's a huge edge to only trade stocks that are above their 50-day to the long side. It's proven to increase opportunities, decrease risk and improve his overall win-rate because there's a much better chance that BIG MONEY will pump millions of dollars into the stock.

And remember, that's what makes stocks move higher. It's not earnings, cash flow or news that moves price, it's demand for the stock. So if you want to stack the odds in your favor that a stock you own will have demand from institutional investors and algorithms, stick to stocks trending higher and above the key 50-day MA.

Check out this trade Roger was able to time thanks to the 50-day moving average and a volume spike:

Disclaimer: The profits and performance shown are not typical and do not guarantee future trade results.

Once shares of AMD crossed above the 50, it was in play for large institutional investors and algos. Often, when a stock first breaks above its MA, it'll pull back to that level once more before taking off.

That's exactly what happened in this case… and his followers could've made 124% in just 5 trading sessions!*

You can tell that it was big, institutional money that pushed shares higher by looking at the trading volume. AMD's average volume around that time was below 40 million shares. But the day it first crosses above the moving average, volume increases by nearly 60%.

That's the power of having Wall St. backing your trade. You get to use their strategy against them. And the great thing is that these types of moves and gains are fairly predictable, if you know how to spot them and when to act.Roger's made it into a science...

That's what this training is all about. So we hope you check it out before it comes down.

Click here to see Wall Street's potential next big buys Roger's algorithm is picking up

*Disclaimer: The profits and performance shown are not typical and do not guarantee future trade results.