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Congrats to our subscribers! Our weekly #stocktrading newsletter contains the largest gains in the past 2 years. Among our current positions are many stocks with long gains above +100% and 4 stocks with gains of over +200%. Your results not as great? Try our FREE trial.

Our weekly #stocktrading newsletter currently lists 4 positions with a GAIN of +100% or greater, and another 11 positions with GAINS of 35 - 90%. An extremely profitable period of the year. If you're not doing as well, try our FREE trial - nothing to lose, a lot to gain.

Good example of stocks in our weekly #stocktrading e-newsletter: $VTRS 4 trades in past 16 mo.: long 18 wks +31% short 15 wks +13% long 23 wks +25% short 11 wks +17% Each a decent return, but COMBINED . . . total return = +121% (vs. buy-n-hold ret = +16%)

#stocktrading = #greaterreturns But don't know which stocks, when to trade them, or simply too busy to figure it out? Our weekly e-newsletter provides all you need: * list of highly price-dynamic stocks * trade signals based on time-tested analytics * long and short

Though we publish a #stocktrading weekly newsletter, doesn't mean our subscribers have to trade often for #greaterreturns. Ex: They made just 2 trades in $UNFI in the past 13 months: * 17 week SHORT trade for +36% * 39 week LONG trade currently at +212%

Morgan Stanley #Etrade website offline all afternoon? 30 min. wait time on customer service line? Anyone else? WTH ?

Many big upward price moves in our newsletter stocks this week, extending subscriber gains. All because our analytics said HOLD during prior weeks when prices were declining. If you exited and missed out, try our newsletter - takes the emotion-based guesswork out of trading.

You gain wealth by investing in stocks that rise SIGNIFICANTLY in value. The harsh reality is 70% of stocks don't do this; many are static (or decline) for years. Our #stocktrading newsletter only features the most price-dynamic choices for maximum opportunity for big profits.

We have up to 60 price-dynamic stocks in our weekly #stocktrading newsletter. We evaluate another 220 good choices every week. Interface Inc $TILE is one of those 220. In hindsight, wishing it was one of our 60 - it has been a long hold for 76 wks, for a gain of +230% !

Do you review your stock holdings weekly? Anyone doing it for you? We re-evaluate each stock in our newsletter EVERY WEEK with analytics to ID key trade signals. Ex: Our SELL SHORT signal in $SMHI for 6/3/24 Those who acted have a +54% short gain. Those who didn't, a BIG loss.

Another TRADE out-performs buy-n-hold: Our long-to-short signal for $MG on 9/2/24: Locked in long gain of +29%, plus a short gain of +17%. Total GAIN +52%. Versus +6% if still holding long. Try #stocktrading - subscribe today - all the info you need for #greaterreturns.

One trade can make a huge difference! Our analytics ID'd a long-to-short signal in $MYGN for 9/2/24. Our subscribers who acted on our advice locked in a long GAIN of +36% and now have a short GAIN of +36% for a cumulative gain of +86%. Versus -12% loss if still holding long.

Some big movers today among our newsletter stocks, significantly increasing our subscribers' GAINS: $EXEL now +50% (22 wks) $EXTR now +39% (24 wks) $EQT now +19% (11 wks) $CVRX now +48% (6 wks) $SNAP now +32% (10 wks) Missing these? Subscribe at stocktraderadvisory.com

Food services co. Aramark $ARMK is typical of the #tradingstocks in our weekly newsletter. Current trade: +38% long (45 wks) Prior trades: +12% short, +23% long, +21% short before that. Modest gains each, but compound ret = +132% (in 19 mo) #stocktrading = #greaterreturns

@SJosephBurns Effort

With Biden refusing to step aside willingly, is anyone concerned the deep state may solve the matter via "natural causes" this holiday?

After trading in $8 - $10 range for most of 2023, Robinhood $HOOD shares now almost $23. It's up +177% since our BUY signal for Nov 11. Though on our watchlist, it was not assigned to our weekly #stocktrading newsletter - a good profit missed. #hateitwhenthathappens

The fundamental principle of supply and demand is encapsulated perfectly by a quote from Mark Minervini: “It doesn't really matter what you think about a stock. What matters is what big institutions think, because they are the ones that can move a stock price dramatically.” The Power of Supply and Demand At its core, the stock market operates on the basic economic principle of supply and demand. When demand for a stock exceeds supply, the price goes up. Conversely, when supply outstrips demand, the price goes down. It’s really that simple. But what drives this dynamic, especially in the mid and long term? The answer: institutional investors. Institutions Are the Market Movers Institutional investors – think mutual funds, hedge funds, pension funds, and other large entities – have the capital to move markets. Here’s why their influence is so significant: Massive Capital: Institutions manage vast amounts of money. When they decide to buy or sell a stock, the volume of their transactions can cause significant price movements. Long-Term Investment: Unlike individual traders who might be in and out of a stock quickly, institutions often take positions with a longer-term view. Their sustained buying or selling can influence a stock’s trend over months or even years. Market Influence: Institutions conduct extensive research and analysis before making investment decisions. When they buy, it often signals confidence in the stock, attracting other investors and driving demand higher. Why Supply and Demand Is All That Matters Regardless of your personal opinion on a stock, it’s the collective actions of buyers and sellers that determine its price. Here’s how understanding this can enhance your trading strategy: Follow the Money: Instead of relying solely on your own analysis, pay attention to what the big players are doing. Look for signs of institutional buying or selling, such as unusually high trading volumes and significant price movements. Volume as a Clue: Volume is a key indicator of demand. When a stock’s price rises on high volume, it’s a sign that institutions are likely behind the move. Conversely, price movements on low volume can be less reliable. Trends and Patterns: Institutions often enter and exit positions gradually to avoid disrupting the market. Recognizing these trends and patterns can give you insights into future price movements. The fundamental principle of supply and demand is the foundation of stock market movements, and understanding this concept is key to successful trading. Mark Minervini's insight that institutional investors are the real market movers underscores the importance of paying attention to the actions of these large entities. Their massive capital, long-term investment horizons, and thorough market analysis create trends that can significantly impact stock prices over the mid and long term. By focusing on the collective actions of buyers and sellers, particularly the institutions, you can enhance your trading strategy. Follow the money, use the patterns and ebbs and flows of volume as a clue, and recognize trends and patterns to gain valuable insights into future price movements.

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