Markets have just ripped higher, with the S&P 500 surging 15% in less than two weeks. But beneath the surface, things aren’t nearly as strong as they look.
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Murray Dawes’ Retirement Trader is one of the most impressive, most efficient, and best managed systems for trading stocks in any market that we’ve ever seen.
It is consistently among our top-performing advisory services in terms of strike rate and the average gains versus average losses.
Murray takes great pride in his track record and has helped his subscribers successfully trade through some extremely tricky market conditions, including the COVID panic, which saw markets crash 36% between February and March 2020.
Murray says the secret to his success is understanding the phenomenon of ‘widening distributions’ and how price action tends to move like a magnet within them.
That’s what makes stock price movements more predictable, says Murray, and more tradeable.