Massive movement after more positive vaccine news

Yesterday, the market popped on more positive vaccine news.
Moderna's vaccine actually seems to be even more effective than the Pfizer vaccine, which shot all three of the major indexes higher, two of them hitting record highs.

Will the positive vibes end for the market?

If you have the right strategy, it shouldn't matter...
Imagine you put $2,000 into a trade on a Monday and sold it the following Tuesday for an $18,000 windfall….

Now imagine if you took that $18,000 and invested it in another trade that same Tuesday

Then sold it on Wednesday for a $70,000 windfall.

We're talking about making 35-times your money in nine days.

What would you do with an extra $70,000?

But this isn't a fantasy these are two REAL trades executed by legendary CIA operative Dr. Kent Moors just a few weeks ago.

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The Latest on Moderna
Moderna's vaccine could be a major breakthrough in the battle against coronavirus.

But it could be bigger news for the market.

We wrote an article to catch you up on everything.

Read it here
Conquer the Market with this Glitch
There's a secret glitch that fires every week on Monday at 12:01 PM.

And traders who know how to take advantage are capable of making consistent gains.

No one knew about this glitch until trading legend Tom Busby discovered it, and no one has seen his research outside of his firm.

But he'll be revealing it for the first time in a special live briefing this Thursday.

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Monster Wins are everywhere.

They're not an anomaly.

They aren't the exclusive, elusive creation of hipster intellectuals creating magic in a Silicon Valley garage.

They actually are at our fingertips all the time.

For example, let's say you're lonely and you want to be with someone.

But not just anyone, you want to be with someone spectacular.

Is that just a pipe dream?

How do we get that Monster Win?

Simple.

First, go to a mall (when you're allowed to go to a mall again). Then go up to every incredible-looking person you're interested in and ask them for coffee.

Out of a hundred people, ninety-five will say no.

Of the five that say yes, three will agree to a date.

Of those three, one will turn into something steady.

And that one is a Monster Win.

Something that seemed unthinkable at the start was just a numbers game.

If you adhere to the process, a Monster Win becomes inevitable.

It's the same in trading.

If you find an instrument that tends to trend, enter on a method you like, put a stoploss on it, and let it run to 3, 5, or 10x your risk amount, you will have a Monster Win.

It becomes inevitable.

So why doesn't everyone do it?

A million reasons.

But mostly it's the losing.

No one can be rejected ninety-five times and still ask the ninety-sixth person for coffee.

No one can stop out nine times in a row and still take the tenth trade.

But if you can, a Monster Win isn't impossible.

It's likely.


Happy trading,

Scott

P.S.: Monster Trades can also come when markets collapse. On Friday, Rob Booker was part of an interview called "Ask the Pros" in which he gave his thoughts on when that might happen, and how to profit from it. Watch a replay here.

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