RJ Hamster
♟ How I Pick Bottoms In A Volatile Market
View in browser“When Jamie Dimon personally invests $26.6 million in JPMorgan shares during a banking sector selloff, that’s not hope. That’s inside information becoming public signal.”Karim Rahemtulla, Head Fundamental Tactician, Monument Traders Alliance Dear Reader,While everyone’s drawing lines on charts, I’m watching for CEOs who drop eight figures of their own money on their stock – like Tim Cook’s $36 million Apple bet that delivered 40% gains.I’ve been perfecting this approach for years, and there’s one signal that beats every technical indicator when it comes to bottom-picking…When a CEO writes an eight-figure personal check for their company’s stock while everyone else is panicking.Think about it. These executives know everything – upcoming product launches, pipeline deals, regulatory approvals, and margin improvements.When Jamie Dimon personally invests $26.6 million in JPMorgan shares during a banking sector selloff, that’s not hope. That’s inside information becoming public signal.The $100 Million Conviction TestTim Cook – Apple, August 2016Purchase: 334,000 shares at $108 = $36 million personal investmentContext: iPhone sales concerns, innovation pipeline doubt Result: Stock hit $150+ by mid-2017 (40% gain)The mainstream narrative was all about Apple losing innovation edge. Cook knew iPhone 7 was crushing expectations and services revenue was about to explode. His $36 million personal bet said everything.Elon Musk – Tesla, May 2013Purchase: 1.1 million shares at $92 = $101 million personal investment Context: First profitable quarter, but EV demand uncertainty Result: Stock doubled to $193 by the end of 2013 (100% gain)This was before Tesla became a meme stock. Musk invested $101 million when everyone questioned whether electric vehicles had mass-market appeal. He knew the Model S delivery ramp was about to prove the doubters wrong.Mark Zuckerberg – Meta, November 2022Purchase: $3.8 million during metaverse skepticism Context: Reality Labs losses, Apple privacy changes, and the stock craters. Result: Stock recovery from $88 to $796+ (800%+ gains)This was peak pessimism about Meta’s metaverse pivot and Apple crushing their ad business.Zuckerberg knew the fundamentals were stronger than the narrative and that AI investments would drive the next growth cycle.These aren’t hope trades. These are information trades disguised as public filings.How I Track This EdgeI monitor insider buying through SEC Form 4 filings, looking for personal cash investments (not option exercises) during stock weakness.The key is executives putting serious money at risk when their stock is getting hammered – that’s when they know something the market doesn’t.When you spot meaningful insider buying, these are the steps to follow…Verify it’s personal cashCheck if multiple executives are buyingResearch what business challenges the market is pricing inStart with a small position using a 6-12 month time horizon.SPONSOREDSee The AI Developed Trading Breakthrough… LIVE! 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I’m talking about the kind of precision that flagged Tesla weeks before it exploded for 1,200% gains – same thing with Palantir and Carvana before their massive runs.The difference between what I do and what Bryan does? I find the fundamentally cheap plays through insider conviction. Bryan catches the technical breakouts the second they happen. To unsubscribe from Trade of the Day, click here. Questions? Check out our FAQs. Trying to reach us? Contact us here. Please do not reply to this email as it goes to an unmonitored inbox. To cancel by mail or for any other subscription issues, write us at: Trade of the Day | 14 West Mount Vernon Place | Baltimore, MD 21201 North America: 800.507.1399 | International: +1.443.353.4977 Website | Privacy Policy Keep the emails you value from falling into your spam folder. 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Dear Reader,While everyone’s drawing lines on charts, I’m watching for CEOs who drop eight figures of their own money on their stock – like Tim Cook’s $36 million Apple bet that delivered 40% gains.I’ve been perfecting this approach for years, and there’s one signal that beats every technical indicator when it comes to bottom-picking…When a CEO writes an eight-figure personal check for their company’s stock while everyone else is panicking.Think about it. These executives know everything – upcoming product launches, pipeline deals, regulatory approvals, and margin improvements.When Jamie Dimon personally invests $26.6 million in JPMorgan shares during a banking sector selloff, that’s not hope. That’s inside information becoming public signal.The $100 Million Conviction TestTim Cook – Apple, August 2016Purchase: 334,000 shares at $108 = $36 million personal investment