How To Keep Slippage From Sabotaging Your Trading

Hi Trader,

Have you ever placed a trade…

Only to have the order filled at a price you didn't want?

Whether price went up or down — in your favor or against it — this can be a frustrating experience. 

It's a phenomenon known as slippage… 

And it can really throw a wrench in your trading if you're not aware of it. 

The good news, though, is that there are steps you can take to help prevent slippage from sabotaging your trading.

Click here to learn some simple tips to guard against slippage and help ensure your trades get filled at the right price!

How To Position Yourself Now For A Big Potential Earnings Pop

As you know, we're in the midst of another earnings season… 

And if you're looking to capitalize, then you need to watch this video that Ross Givens just posted right now. 

Click here to watch the video and learn about a massive earnings opportunity coming this Tuesday!

The stock is a mid-cap money management firm… 

And it's seen some major insider buying in the weeks leading up to earnings. 

In fact, one director invested 87% of her entire salary into the stock.

Clearly, she expects good things to come from Tuesday's report… 

And there's still time for you to position yourself to take advantage of it, too. 

Click here to watch the video briefing right now… 

And get yourself ready for a potential earnings pop that could hand you a hefty return!

To your trading success,

Team Hawkeye

Hawkeye Traders

team1@hawkeyetraders.com

Call us: (888) 233-8598

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