Archive Category: Wednesday Windfalls Alerts

In January, when I invited you to look over my shoulder as I profiled some of the market’s smallest high-growth companies, I didn’t know we were on the verge of watching the broad market slide into bear territory. As I mentioned in the “fun fact” section of yesterday’s Wednesday Windfalls trade alert, the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average have not fallen into a bear market (yet). But the technology-heavy Nasdaq 100 index has … along with the small-cap Russell 2000 index. Of course, any time a broad market index like the Nasdaq 100 is down 25%, you can bet your bottom dollar there are individual stocks within that index that are down much more. Some are down 70% … 80% … even 90% from their highs!

The broader stock market is tracing out the exact pattern we aim to take advantage of: A meaningful pullback in price, plus… An up day on Friday, plus… A down day on Monday. I wasn’t surprised to see my Wednesday Windfalls system trigger “buy” signals on more than 100 individual stocks and ETFs today! I also have a few “secret sauce” indicators built into my system. And once all the systematic number-crunching finishes, I comb through dozens of option chains to see where the value is.

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As I explained to the subscribers of my Home Run Profits service this morning, the stock market did not like the Federal Reserve’s half-point rate hike last week. In that service, we took advantage of falling prices by locking in a greater than 200% profit on put options we’d bought as a hedge a month before. In this service, we take advantage of falling prices differently — we buy stocks and ETFs that fell lower on Monday. We position ourselves for the higher-than-average likelihood that those stocks and ETFs will bounce on Tuesday and Wednesday, the two best days of the week for stocks. Of course, I also have “secret sauce” indicators built into my systems, which work to increase our odds and overall profits even more.

Since we opened our doors to subscribers … we’ve skipped just two weeks (not including Monday holidays when the markets were closed).