“Finding” more money to invest in your trading account

Hey Trader,

Launching a business or side hustle has never been easier than it is today.

Back in the day, you needed to save up tons of money, take out a massive business loan or inherit the family business.

There were bootstrappers, but it was much harder when the world wasn't as interconnected.

Nowadays, you can start a business with no cash as early as right now, thanks to the internet.

That said, having some spare cash to invest into your hustle often speeds up its growth — especially if that hustle is trading.

Here are some ways you can "find" more money to make bigger trades sooner and grow your account faster 

Is It Game Over for Free Market Capitalism?

It certainly looks like it.

As they say, some bells can't be unrung. 

That's definitely the case with major trading platform Robinhood. 

Last week, with the world watching, the mobile trading app literally unplugged millions of retail traders from the "free" market.

Robinhood and other trading outlets locked us out of purchasing shares of "risky" stocks like GameStop (GME), AMC Entertainment Holdings (AMC) and others.

Why?

Because hedge fund billionaires — who have a long and storied history of market manipulation — were losing money.

Guess who wasn't locked out of trading these stocks? 

That's right — the hedge funds and institutional money.

Robinhood and other platforms like it have clearly revealed whose side they're on… 

And it ain't ours. 

But where do we go from here?

Tune in to a live Zoom call TODAY at 12 pm Eastern where equities expert Ross Givens and I will be giving our thoughts on this and the future of trading… 

And how it affects YOUR money.

Register now to save your spot… 

You don't want to miss this important discussion.

Crude News

Three weeks of sideways trading and an inside move this past week suggests investor indecision and impending volatility.

While events surrounding COVID-19 are primarily controlling the price action, last week traders were introduced to other variables such as the strength of the U.S. dollar, which weighed on foreign demand… 

And a battle between small speculators and goliath hedge funds in the stock market, which could force the latter to liquidate their long crude positions. 

Traders seemed to shrug off the EIA data, which represents the past, while looking at the future. Furthermore, crude inventories dropped sharply, but gasoline stockpiles rose.

Demand in Europe and Asia is especially being monitored as contagious variants of the coronavirus drive a rise in COVID-19 infections…  

While a slower rollout of vaccines in Europe and travel curbs in China are expected to limit fuel consumption. 

We could see some short-term weakness, but bullish traders seem to be convinced that the OPEC+ production cuts are likely to continue to provide longer-term support. 

A short-term correction would probably be welcomed by those who missed the rally, which began in early November. 

Bullish Scenario: A sustained move over $53.94 will signal the presence of strong buyers. If this move creates enough upside momentum, then look for the rally to possibly extend into the next main top at $57.41 over the near-term. 

Bearish Scenario: A continued sustained move under $53.94 will indicate the presence of sellers, but taking out $51.44 is likely to trigger an acceleration to the downside. If this move creates enough downside momentum, then look for the possible start of a short-term correction into $46.05 to $44.47. An alternative bearish signal for this week would be constituted by a trade through $53.94, followed by a lower close for the week. This will form a potentially bearish technical pattern called a closing price reversal top. 

Learn more about my exclusive energy sector insights, market analysis and proven, 6-figure trading methodology… 

Elevate Your Portfolio's Potential With These 5 SPACs

SPACs are one of the hottest corners of the market right now. 

These "special purpose" companies exist for one sole purpose… 

And they've been making investors money hand over fist over the past few quarters. 

If you're unfamiliar, don't worry — my friend and top trader Ross Givens just put out a new video blog to explain exactly what SPACs are… 

How they work… 

And why they may just be a solid addition to your portfolio. 

What's more, he's revealing five SPACs he's personally invested in right now, ticker symbols and all. 

Click here to watch the video right now and get a piece of this red-hot SPAC action!

Quick, Simple Day Trade Opportunity Nets $3,300  

Last week, my subscribers had the chance to capitalize on yet another quick, easy intraday opportunity. 

This one could have netted you a hefty $3,300 within a matter of hours. 

I made a quick video to walk you through it… 

Check it out here.

To big profits and beyond, 

Anthony Speciale Jr

Editor & Chief Investment Strategist,

Big Energy Profits

Hawkeye Traders
team1@hawkeyetraders.com
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