Is the market heading up, down, or sideways?

Professionals bought the S&P at yesterday's close. What should you do?

It's a useful exercise to see what the big money does at the end of the day. It makes no difference what's going on in the world. Big money is trained, they have an edge, and they trade to make money. Retail traders were scared Sunday night when the S&P gapped down in the futures market (shown below at the left arrow). Yet after the first 30 minutes, the S&P trended higher and closed the gap. That made for some awesome trades before the cash market opened. But that's not the most important thing on this chart. It's the significant volume in the last half hour of the day… A standard sign of big money. It's important to note that not all charts looked like this yesterday.

Based on my review, there were only a few. Steel Dynamics (STLD) was one of them. I happen to own it, I bought it last week.

My whole point is big money has an edge. You must have an edge to succeed in this market. The first question they always teach you to answer is about trend: Is it up, down, or sideways? But what if we could eliminate that step? What if the big money eliminates that step on certain trades? You have some incredible lessons coming your way… Jeff Zananiri was trained in the big money. He's been using a certain strategy for a couple of decades that he just released to the public in November. In fact, take a hypothetical $5000 in the middle of November. Well, it is now worth $8500 as of today. That's a 70% return in three months. There are two more things I really about his strategy you're about to learn: It's designed to pay regardless of market direction (put it this way: the big money designed it) It's one market… And it's not a stock, the futures, or cryptocurrencies. It's awesome. Sincerely, Celeste Lindman Ask The Pros

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