PLAY THESE 3 EXTREMES
FOR MASSIVE PROFITS
BY
D.R. B ARTON, JR.
Investor’s Report
From: D.R. Barton, Jr.
For: 10-Minute Millionaire Members
3 Market Extremes You Can
Play For Big Profits
In the U.S., there are approximately 4,500 stocks traded on any
given day...
But, in reality, only a tiny portion of those stocks will make you money.
What I’ve done with the 10-Minute Millionaire system is to basically
say: forget about what you read on Yahoo Finance, or the Wall Street
Journal, or hear about on Fox Business – or CNBC.
None of that matters...You’re just wasting your time and your money.
My 10-Minute Millionaire system squeezes out the emotion... filters
out the noise... jams down the risk... and maximizes the potential for
profits by pinpointing which handful of stocks are going to go up in any
given week.
This isn’t an algorithmic “black box.” It’s not “robo-trading.”
It works by screening for market anomalies that pop up every
single day.
I call these anomalies extremes.
Truth is, financial markets run to “extremes.”
You see, markets are made up of people... meaning they’re also a
compilation of emotions... of fear... of greed... of predispositions... of
likes and dislikes.
Markets, you see, are like big, global auction houses. But instead
of antiques, old books or china, the objects being sold include stocks,
bonds, bars of gold, shipments of pork bellies, or contracts to buy oil at
some date in the future.
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The fact that the “bidders” are situated all around the world – and
aren’t congregated in one room – doesn’t matter. They’re all connected by
a computer, so there’s a “virtual” auction house.
And we’re still talking about a group of bidders who are susceptible
to biases and who are ruled by their innate likes... and by emotions like
greed... and fear.
Thanks to those emotions, financial markets (and the individual
securities in them) get “out of whack” from all the time. Emotions cause
entire markets to overrun at “tops” and overrun at “bottoms.”
At market tops, investors are “irrationally exuberant” – and they
willingly overpay. At market bottoms, investors become indifferent, or
downright depressed, and you can’t give the stuff away.
As investors, the real benefit to these extremes is that you can exploit
them for hefty profits... often at risk levels that are well below normal.
Like I mentioned, market extremes aren’t just once-in-a-while op­
portunities that come along when the prices of individual stocks, business
sectors, geographic economies, or entire asset classes get out of whack.
You can find these extremes everywhere in the market.
They show up in broad indices...
They show up in specific market sectors...
They show up in stocks and bonds...
And this reality opens up a plethora of profit opportunities – on the
“long” side and the “short” side.
Now, to many investors, filtering through the hundreds of extremes
that appear in the market every day may seem like an insurmountable
challenge.
But I’m going to let you in on a little secret... one that will shortcircuit any fears you have – and ease your journey to 10-Minute
Millionaire status.
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And here’s the secret.
There are really only three market extremes we have to find.
And each extreme has a unique “how often” and “how much” profile.
Let’s look at them together...
Market Extreme No. 1
Extreme Turnarounds (Pop & Drops)
“Pop and Drops” are the most common type of extreme you will see
in the market. This is the rapid-fire member of the extreme trade family.
These types of extremes appear when a stock is locked in a
“sideways” trading range but the security beneath it is experiencing an
extreme low or an extreme high.
Statistically, stocks spend more than
half the time trading in a sideways or
directionless fashion. But that doesn’t
mean the profits have to stop – quite the
opposite. Finding the short-term extremes
when stocks are not rocketing up or
dropping like rocks is our third type of
extreme – and the one that happens the
most frequently.
Pop and Drops:
• Occur Most Frequently
• Fast-Paced Profits
• Happen in a Short
Time Frame
We take action on a Pop and Drop stock when the shares are
experiencing either a short-term “extreme low” or a short-term
“extreme high.”
If you can grab shares experiencing such extremes, you can profit
when the share price “snaps back” and “pops” (from an extreme low) or
“drops” (from an extreme high).
Here’s a great series of examples when the markets were in the
“summer doldrums.”
To most people – this looks like a directionless and therefor
profitless market.
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But using Pop & Drop Extremes, my VIP subscribers netted profit
after profit…
You can quickly see the “hit and run” nature of these types of shortterm trades. They really are fast, fun and profitable.
Market Extreme No. 2
Extreme Continuations
One of my very favorite trades is playing a strong stock that is in a
strong sector, and buying it on sale because its price has dropped to a
temporary oversold extreme.
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In this next type of extreme, the pop
that we are expecting is a continuation of
the previous upside momentum. Because
of the previous thrust that the stock has
experienced, the upside move after a brief
but significant pullback can be dramatic and it can happen in a hurry.
Extreme
Continuations
Typically, this type of extreme
occurs in two flavors – Strong Stock
Continuation and Weak Stock
Continuation which mirror each other.
• Happen in an
intermediate-term
time frame.
• Occur with moderate
frequency.
• Offer moderate-tolarge profit potential.
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The difference being, in the Strong Stock scenario, a security has
been trending up – but has then pulled back to a mid-term extreme on
minor news (or no news at all). This positions the stock to rocket higher.
In contrast, the Weak Stock scenario is when a stock that is in a
downtrend is pushed up to a mid-term extreme on minor news (or no
news at all). This positions the stock to drop like a stone.
Here’s an example…
By the end of November 2016, Wynn Resorts, a casino company
run by its iconic namesake Steve Wynn, had enjoyed a strong rebound
year, and was up almost 50% on the year.
Then a 17% pullback put this volatile stock in a near-term oversold
situation - the rubber band was stretched and ready to snap back to
upside. The next to last trading day of the year, I told my subscribers it
was time to act.
The chart tells the rest of story…
This is just simply the power of harnessing human emotions.
Traders pushed a strong stock down too far and like a beach ball held
under the water, it popped back up to bring us significant profits.
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Market Extreme No. 3
Extreme Reversals
Reversals are the type of extreme that most people are familiar with,
despite being the rarest type of extremes you’ll see.
This is the type of market condition that only happens once in a great
while – but the resulting move is huge.
Now, like our previous extremes, Reversals comes in two flavors –
Oversold and Overbought.
You can see both on this chart.
Let’s start with Oversold...
Extreme Oversold Reversals are when
the stock or market has plunged, pushing
the price level down well beyond what
is reasonable – meaning it’s poised for a
spring back to the upside.
With these kinds of extreme
reversals, we’re looking at something
that’s plummeted to an extreme, so much
so that the price is poised for a snapback
to the upside.
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Extreme Reversals
• Occur less frequently.
• Offer the biggest
profit potential.
• Happen in a longer
time frame.
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Again, thanks to the general bias to the upside, stocks, sectors, and
indexes tend to bounce back sharply after a major drop.
In fact, 18 of the 20 largest single-day up moves in the Standard
and Poor’s 500 were the result of Extremely Oversold snapbacks during
massive bear moves.
Again, these major extreme reversals happen only occasionally, and
it’s great to be in those trades when it happens, because the payoffs are
huge. But there are other types of extremes that happen more frequently
and can be very profitable to find as well.
Now let’s look at Overbought.
The extremes of this flavor that are the easiest to identify and occur
when the price of the stock or financial asset has gone straight up (up too
far and too fast) – meaning it’s poised for a pullback or snapback.
Before we move on, Extremely Overbought Reversals have one
characteristic that must be understood. Because investors have an
optimistic bias (meaning prices have the same predisposition), individual
stocks, sectors, and even entire markets can stay overbought for some time.
Now, as we continue on our journey together, we will continue to
come back to these extremes time and time again.
They are the core of what makes The 10-Minute Millionaire work
and are a key feature of our 3-step fast track plan…
1. Find the Extreme
2. Frame the Trade
3. Book the Profits
I can understand that all of this might be confusing in the beginning.
I don’t want you to worry. We’ll continue to explore each of these
extremes, and how they can deliver massive profits, each week at The
10-Minute Millionaire.
So stay tuned.
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