Saturday, October 2, 2021

Picking Great Stocks In A Bad Market

 

Hey Trader,

Evergrande, debt ceiling stuff, and so on...

The broad market isn't looking too hot right now. Most major indices sold off, especially with the continued overall economic uncertainty...

So how do you find great stocks in a down market?

I'll show you how...



 

How to Tame 2021's Supply Chain Insanity… and Find Profit Potential In It


Computer chips, shipping containers, workers — you name it... 

And we probably don't have enough of it.

Thus, Shortages are still one of 2021's most talked-about topics. All the big publications continue to pump out articles about them...

In recent days, I've seen videos and articles from Bloomberg, NYT, WSJ, and so many more. Fear does get people clicking, but in this case, the fears could be real.

But as an investor, do you sit there and worry or complain about shortages?

Or…

Do you find profit opportunities among the madness to offset the inevitable higher prices?

Because here's the secret: 

Someone knows these shortages will take place before the general public… and they bet on it with cold, hard cash. 

But JR over at the Profit Flow Group's core Statistical Disruptive Flow strategy lets him find these hidden bets and jump on them as well.

For instance, in April, he saw an SDF on an American chip manufacturer called AMD and set up an options play. 

A few months later, he turned that trade into a 700+% gain. Some of his members took home up to 900%!

He's been watching the shipping container crisis, too. In fact, he added not 1, not 2... 

But 4 different shipping stocks to his PFG portfolio.

Of course, many more sectors have current or coming shortages. So JR naturally hunted for and found a disruption in one of them: someone was betting BIG on a stock in this sector.

So he set up a position on this stock for him and his PFG community...

And within 7 days, his position was up about 30%...

Now, there's some good news if you missed out on these initial gains:

This stock is back in his buying range.

But with how the markets act these days, it won't be there for long — especially if the shortage worsens.

This one could soon potentially turn into another AMD-style grand slam.

JR posted all the details in the PFG member's area.

Click here to discover how he finds these "disruptions" and learn how to become a PFG member today!



 

Does Mr. Market Have "Favorite" Prices?


Ever heard of "Mr. Market?"

Legendary investor Benjamin Graham created this fictional man in his The Intelligent Investor book to describe the market's irrationality about prices.

Well, Graham may have been wrong about something…

Because Mr. Market does have some "favorite" price levels that he tends to return to eventually. 

He won't reveal them, of course…

Because if you knew them, you could rob him blind! You'd buy from him at his lowest offer and sell back to him at his highest.

But here's the thing:

Steve Place discovered Mr. Market's favorite price levels on a secret "roadmap"... and he uses it to pick Mr. Market's pockets regularly.

Head here to discover this roadmap!

 




Dustin Pass
Editor, Insider Report


 
In Case You Missed It

1. Coach JR vs. Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson
2. A Big-Name Insider in a Hot Sector Buys Big on the Dip
3. Don't Trust Them!

                  



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