“Timing,” says J.R. Jaén, one of the top trading guns at Market Trader’s Daily.
For two decades, he’s helped his clients harness pre-market positions in a unique class of stocks that surges hours or days after specific events happen.
Consider three of his picks last month.
Chewy, Inc (ticker: CHWY), an American online retailer of pet food…
Intel (ticker: INTC), one of the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturers…
And Cytokinetics Inc. (ticker: CYTK) a biopharma company that develops muscle activators for millions of people battling declining muscle function.
You’ve likely heard of these companies. But what you didn’t know is that thanks to a critical aspect of the Fed’s recent announcement on interest rates…
The pre-market positions for these stocks returned 55%, 59%, and 130%, less than one week after the Federal Reserve’s announcement on December 13th.
That’s just a glimpse of what’s possible when you silence the noise from the media and focus on pre-market setups that put reliable income in your pocket.
Of course, not every pre-market setup leads to a money-making opportunity.
But from what J.R. shares in his free training on this topic…
Your losses are minimal when you follow the rules.
More importantly, you can sleep well at night, knowing your income from this trading approach consistently exceeds your monthly expenses.
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