| GUY COHEN
Don’t Fight Wall Street. Join Them.
When people think of winning in the stock market, they often think of going toe-to-toe against Wall Street’s biggest companies. Finding an edge that will help them take some money from those financial behemoths.
But I want you to think about something. These companies have hundreds of thousands of employees — not to mention billions of dollars at their disposal — as well as computing resources that are second to none.
Going toe-to-toe with Wall Street is a losing proposition. But far too many traders discover that the hard way — after sinking thousands of dollars into the market and discovering that “buy low and sell high” is a lot harder than it looks.
A Smarter Approach
When insiders purchase stocks of their own company, it signals their confidence in the company's future. These insiders have access to internal information that the general public may not be aware of, including financial details, growth potential, possible new product announcements or even lawsuits that might affect the company’s prospects.
Their decision to invest personal funds in the company indicates that they believe the stock is undervalued and has the potential for future growth.
Often, after a huge spike in insider activity, positive headlines will start hitting the news announcing anything from a change in leadership to an acquisition or even FDA approval for a new drug.
As you might expect, these headlines send the stock soaring — and the insiders who got in before the news end up with a nice gain on their investment. I can practically hear you asking, “So, Guy… How can I find out when insiders are buying their own stock?”
The truth is that while insiders might directly buy their stock to capitalize on these moves, they often seek to hide their true intentions by trading in derivatives.
This complicates things for anyone who wants to “follow along” and pile into the same stocks that are seeing a frenzy of insider buying activity, because it’s very easy for insiders to keep their cards close to their vest when they trade derivatives.
Peeking Over Wall Street’s Shoulder
Knowing just how lucrative “spying” on Wall Street could be, I spent years and years — as well as a small fortune — building a strategy and developing a software platform to crack this code.
And the result of my hard work was something so unique — and so unprecedented — that the US Government actually granted me a patent.
It literally lets me see when Wall Street is building their positions in a stock, and if that — as well as a few other factors line up — I know that I can trade that stock with a high degree of confidence.
This coming Friday, July 7th at 1pm Eastern I’m going LIVE to demonstrate this platform…
And how it has allowed me to spot some of Wall Street’s most ferocious buying frenzies BEFORE they became public knowledge — and BEFORE the stock jumped in price.
I call these buying frenzies “Wall Street Raids” because when insiders catch wind of a positive development, they will pile in hard and fast.
If you’d like to discover how you can join in the Wall Street Raids action, I urge you to click here to reserve your spot.
Hope to see you there!
— Guy Cohen | | | | |
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