The Earnings Shockwave: Are You Ready?

Rachel Gearhart, Publisher, The Oxford Club

Dear Reader,

The latest earnings season has been full of surprises - both good and bad.

From unexpected rallies to shocking drops, traders who positioned themselves correctly have seen incredible returns.

Imagine if you knew exactly when and how to trade on earnings surprises like the recent pops from Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Carrier Global (CARR), which skyrocketed after reporting unexpected profits.

AMD, for instance, stunned Wall Street with earnings driven by a massive 57% increase in data center sales...

Carrier Global's stock soared over 11% after the company smashed expectations and raised its outlook.

Trading during earnings season is crucial - but guessing won't cut it...

That's why trading legend Nate Bear is detailing his No. 1 strategy for earnings season around a rare market phenomenon that he calls "Opening Bell Aftershocks."

In some cases, these "aftershocks" turn earnings winners into potential 300%+ gains within minutes of the 9:30 a.m. opening bell.

Imagine placing a trade at 9:30 a.m. ET...

Then exiting for 100%, 200%, even 300% winner within MINUTES...

And going about the rest of your day.

Even Harvard, the Fed, and the SEC have studied this anomaly.

Click here now to see how it works.

The next Opening Bell Aftershock could set up as early as tomorrow at 9:30 a.m....

So watch this video NOW!

Good investing,

Rachel

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