Thursday, October 3, 2024

Is “Price Compression” the new way of trading?

This isn’t some fancy indicator or algorithm…
 
   
     
Ever notice how stocks sometimes get "stuck" in a tight range?

Most traders hate these periods… Traditional indicators become useless, it's a guessing game that usually ends in frustration.

But what if I told you these "stuck" periods could actually be goldmines?

Well, it can be.

And it's all thanks to something I call "Price Compression." 

Here's the gist… When institutional investors box a stock into a tight trading range, they're actually setting it up for an explosive move.

The tighter the range, the bigger the potential breakout.

Take General Motors back in July… For weeks, it was trapped in a tiny $1 range.

Then it broke out… anyone watching the stock would have given up a long time ago or dismissed this breakout as not important.
 
 
But anyone using "Price Compression" could have turned $2,000 into $3,876 overnight.
 
 
And it didn't matter which direction GM moved… The profit was there either way.

I would not have to guess and I didn’t have to do a coin flip.

Granted, there were smaller wins and those that did not work out and I can't promise you'll see returns like this. Trading always carries risk of loss.

But if you’d like to see exactly what this “Price Compression” is all about and how you can start using it for your trades… 

Follow this link to get all the details.
All the best,
 
 
The profits and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. The trades expressed are based on historical signals in order to demonstrate the potential of the new system.
     
   
 
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