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Bulls Still in Control (Do This Now)

Hey, Ross here:

Markets pulled back very slightly yesterday to kick off the second quarter.

But as today’s chart shows – the bulls are still firmly in control.

Chart of the Day

This is the Equal-Weight S&P 500 index – one of my favorite charts.

As a reminder, it shows the S&P 500 index if every stock in it were weighted equally, instead of by market cap.

And as you can see from its 3-year chart pattern, the bulls are still in control across the board – with the index having clearly broken out to new highs.

This means it’s no longer just about the big mega-cap tech stocks – which actually underperformed the broader market in March.

This is what makes for sustainable bull markets.

Insight of the Day

Insiders love to ramp up their buying during bull markets.

The corporate insiders – high-ranking executives with intimate knowledge about their companies – love to buy their own company stock during bull markets.

Yes, they might have to buy in at higher prices…

But they know it’s well worth their while.

Because when the positive news from the company – news they surely are aware about – hits the market…

They know its effect on the stock’s price will be multiplied thanks to the bull market.

We can take advantage of that by “piggybacking” the best of these insider trades…

Which is why later today at 12 p.m. Eastern…

I’m going LIVE for a masterclass that will give you the complete playbook for spotting and copying these high-potential insider trades.

By the time the masterclass is over, you’ll know exactly what to look for – and what NOT to look for…

In short – everything you need to start using this strategy for yourself.

So make sure you click here to guarantee your spot for my masterclass later…

And I’ll see you at 12 p.m. ET sharp.

You’ll find the login details in your inbox before the masterclass starts.

Embrace the surge,

Ross Givens
Editor, Stock Surge Daily

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