| Hey Trader, It’s Friday, and I want to know… What are you doing for fun this weekend? Last Saturday, the family and I woke up in the mood for donuts… So we headed to our absolute favorite donut shop in Clermont, the next town over from us. It’s a spot called Donut King… and let me tell you, their donuts are out of this world. Anyway, it was a totally spontaneous thing — we hadn’t made plans to go prior to that morning. See, that type of fun, in-the-moment mindset is something I inherited from my father… And in just a second, I’m going to tell you how it can help you in your trading. Now, I’m an only child, and my parents divorced when I was really young. My dad pretty much raised me on his own for the most part. Before I came around, he’d actually served as a mercenary with the CIA in Vietnam when he was just a kid — I’m talking 17, 18 years old… And when I tell you he was a professionally trained killer, I’m not exaggerating. But here’s the thing… You’d never know it to meet him. I mean, he was just the nicest, most fun-loving guy in the world. I’ll never forget one Saturday morning when I was around 12 or 13… And we decided to head to St. Augustine to spend a day at the beach. Just like my family’s donut trip last weekend, this was a pretty spontaneous thing, and we figured we’d spend the day and come back home that same evening. Well, as we were driving, we came upon two hitchhikers. These guys were relatively young, in their early 20s… And my dad immediately said, “Let’s pick ‘em up!” Of course, these days, picking up a couple of strangers with your kid in the car would not be viewed as an awesome parenting decision… But my dad didn’t look at it that way. All he saw was a couple of kids looking to catch a ride, and his good-spirited, outgoing nature just wouldn’t let him pass them up. As it turned out, the guys were from England, and they were hitchhiking their way across America. It was so cool hearing them talk with their English accents, and of course my dad is just engaging them in conversation, joking and laughing the whole ride. Well, we finally get to the beach and pull into a little camping area where the guys can stay, and we end up hanging out a little while longer. … Then, before you know it, my dad’s talking to the people at the next campsite over. It turns out they were visiting Florida from Ireland! Well, one thing led to another… And me and dad ended up staying at the camp with these guys for the entire weekend. Man, it was such a blast… I can remember dad chasing me up and down the dunes after dark… And at one point he was teaching our new-found friends the blues harmonica! I mean, that’s the type of guy he was… Always open to new experiences… new people… and new ideas. And you know what? That type of mentality directly correlates to finding success as a trader. Now, I’m not saying that you should just spontaneously jump into every new trading system or program that comes along. But what I am saying is that if you’ve been trading for a while and you haven’t found the success you’re looking for… You’ve got to be open-minded enough to try something different — something that’s been PROVEN to work. Now, in the month of June, Insider Report members have taken profits on nearly every stock in their portfolio… Pulling down gains of up to 450%. And their latest pick just yielded 28.4% on the stock and an incredible 112% on the call option in just SEVEN DAYS. Now if you haven’t yet taken the time to watch our free training video that shows you exactly how the Insider Report works… And how it consistently serves up profitable stocks to its members no matter what the greater market is doing… Then I urge you to click right here and watch it now. Just remember… If you never open yourself up to new possibilities, you’ll never know what kind of amazing experiences — and RESULTS — you may miss out on. Have a great weekend! — Dustin
Three Common Trading Mistakes… And How To Avoid The Of the many mistakes that new traders tend to make, there are three that I routinely see. Trading impulsively… An unwillingness to cut losers short… And a lack of precision when setting profit targets and stop loss levels. Now, if this sounds like you, then I’ve got great news… There’s a proven, systematic method you can put to use starting TODAY to help you make better, more reasoned trade decisions… While knowing precisely where to place take-profit and stop-loss levels for greater trading success. In fact, this mechanical strategy was developed in part by a former rocket scientist with a background in predictive technology… And it can actually show you where price is going before it ever moves. Ready to discover more? Just click here to view a no-cost training video right now!
239% Open Stock Gain In 2 Months… Here’s A Complete Breakdown Of This Winner It’s the question on every trader’s mind… How do I find winning stocks in turbulent market conditions? Well, Insider Report editor Ross Givens recently gave a complete breakdown of just one of his latest wins… A company called Matador Resources (MTDR), a little-known oil and gas exploration firm. Now, Ross first recommended this stock to his members back on April 9… Just a few weeks before crude oil contracts fell into negative territory for the first time ever. But here’s the thing… This stock has produced a 239% open gain in the 2 months since Ross recommended it… And the call options are up even more. So… how in the world did Ross identify this winner in the midst of the craziest month for the oil sector on record? Yours for massive trading success,
Dustin Pass
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