3 Step Process To Successful Trading and Investing 
Step 1
The First step we teach every student is how to Identify Stock Direction.

To do this we teach you a very unique method of Technical Analysis that combines the Elliott Wave Theory with certain Fibonacci ratios to identify key turning points for a stock or any other liquid market.

Our utilization of ABC and Technical Support gives you clear cut rules and guidelines that must be met in order for a trade set-up to qualify. This allows you to focus in on one key market set-up that identifies the most dynamic moves in the market regardless of market direction or time frame.
Walmart WMT
18% Gain in 45 Days

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Costco COST
32% Gain in 120 Days

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Microsoft MSFT
18% Gain In 49 Days

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Step 2 
Understanding and applying proper money management and risk/reward ratios

Even the most successful analysis method will lose money if not coupled with proper money management. And a below average analysis method will make money if used in conjunction with proper money management. We can not stress this point enough.
This is a hypothetical illustration and does not include taxes, commissions, or slippage.
Step 3 
Selecting the proper strategy to take advantage of the price move of the stock

Strategies you’ll learn include:

Long Stock
 Put Sell 
 Covered Call
Long Call
 Long Put 
Many traders may choose to use option strategies as part of their trading game plan, especially if they are starting with a smaller account and want to leverage their investment dollar. Proper money management should still be used when trading options.

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Walmart WMT
18% Gain in 45 Days
257% Gain Using CALL Options

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Costco COST
32% Gain in 120 Days
300% Gain Using CALL Options

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Microsoft MSFT
18% Gain In 49 Days
328% Gain Using PUT Options

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Hi Shane,

Thanks for the very fast response. We have seen many ups and down over the decades going back into the last millennia for some of us in our 7th decade of trading. I have never seen such a rapid recovery including the dot com boom. Further to post Covid crash: I had $376,768 left at the March low point when I set some ridiculously ambitious goals. I wrote down my goal and what I was going to do to accomplish it. The goal was to increase my portfolio to $1,000,000 or an increase of 265.4%. Well I shattered that goal in Nov and reset my goal for a much more conservative goal of a 75% increase from then to the end of 2021. An increase of $750,000. To date I am at $1,466,735 or have met 62.2% of my 2021 goal. From the March lows I am up 389.2%.

The new techniques that I have learned from you guys over the last two years melded with the time tested knowledge that I have acquired over the decades to make a difference in trading plans and risk management. As well the tips that I pick up from the members of our “Master Mind” in the webinars have been beneficial. Two examples are GME that was mentioned. I got into this nutso “investment” with a $15,000 stock position this month and got stopped out in 3 days for a gain of $13,373 and got back in a week late with a saner $10,000 stock position and got stopped out in 6 days with a $20,094 gain.

I often mention in Thomas’ webinar that i ride some positions like a rented mule ( plagiarized from my son Joe ). Nancy and I think Carl brought NIO up a year ago and I picked it up. In the year to date that tip from my new Master Mind has earned me $101,277 over 116 PUT trades. Of course I had losses in rolling these puts but the gains are impressive with a bit of work. After a while the analysis for me is as easy as you reading ABCs and Elliot Wave.

To Jesse, I am enjoying and profiting from the swing trade approach and look at every position for this possibility as part of my analysis. When I hit your suggested goal I usually set a tight trailing stop of 10% to ride this rented mule a little harder with great results. ( I have had a life time of not following instructions as taught as Thomas can attest to. )

To Thomas, I always look for a naked PUT sale before looking at the other guys approaches as you well know. I’ll be with you tomorrow.

Thanks guys, it has been a hell of a good ride and I look forward to new ventures and reinforcement of previously taught lessons.

Ciao,
Joe
*Returns shown are some of the best of any of the trading group members and are not typical.
Hi Jesse,

Feel free to use any or all of the email. We share a goal of enriching people of like minds as long as their goals are ethical. This is a big part of Napoleon Hill’s “Master Mind” concept.

The data that I gave you is a bit out of date as it ws sent on Thursday. Friday saw a $20,000 drop in my portfolio for a weekly loss of $62,489 but a monthly gain of $211,103. to date this week I am up $145,165 for a total of $1,592,699 in my portfolio. My 2021 goal of increasing the portfolio by $750000 has now at the 74.8% level and the post March covid lows have appreciated by 322.4%.

I guess that I will have to reset my goals sometime in the next few months or so. At $46,649 today I have made enough to pay for 440 sq ft outdoor covered addition replacing an older covered patio of half the size. Brenda has some other projects that i am having difficulty pleading poverty to accomplish. 

Off for our walk and coffee,

Ciao,
Joe
*Returns shown are some of the best of any of the trading group members and are not typical.
Thomas,

Sold one put today for FCEL at $23, they paid me $185.

So, I essentially lent someone 2300 for 2 weeks and they paid me $185. Plus, I may have the opportunity of buying FCEL at a GREAT price. It's sort of like loan sharking, getting an 8% return for 2 weeks. WOW. I had not appreciated the value of the 8% two week, compounded over a years time frame

I'm still buying stocks low and selling high, I get really GREAT returns there as well.

But you have provided me with a safety net. When the market does its volatile thing, the shorter time frames are like a safety net, especially combined with the ability to do covered calls. That will be very important over the next few volatile years.

Lots left to learn. Glad to have such a great teacher.

Rhea

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