Let me ask you something:
Have you noticed how the market's been moving this week?
The 3% box could be breaking. Defensive sectors are cracking. Pressure is building in unexpected places.
Monday's live Squeeze Traps training explained all of this before it happened.
The replay is still available:
Click here to watch Monday's full session.
Here's what you'll learn:
How to read institutional pressure before price confirms.
Why most traders are still reading charts while the smart money is already positioned itself.
The Squeeze Traps that catch everyone who chases headlines instead of reading the options flow.
Real examples from last week:
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XLU: a 30% gain by reading put pressure at all-time highs
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VFC: a 100% gain by positioning against retail sentiment
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Oracle: Avoided the Squeeze Trap despite earnings beat by reading 24,000 put contracts
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Walmart: Declined the bullish trade by flagging overvaluation… another Squeeze Trap dodged
And fresh signals are emerging in oil and precious metals that could fuel the next major move.
My Ghost Print Surveillance Console tracked it all before prices confirmed it.
Watch the replay before your next trade:
Click here to access the full training.
Once you understand how to read institutional signals, everything changes.
Don't trade blind. Watch it today.
Brandon Chapman
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