Hey friend,
We’ll get some home price data and consumer confidence data tomorrow.
But of course, this week is all about the Fed.
It’s widely expected to cut rates Wednesday – but Powell shares in the post-decision press conference is what will really move markets.
The Daily Direction
Note: All indexes closed sharply higher Friday after the cool inflation report and opened significantly higher today as well. All index directions remain upward.
The Daily Nugget
The earlier you are to a breakout, the better off you will be.
Simple rule of thumb…
The earlier you are to a breakout, the more gains there are to be had.
Obviously, that’s not always possible…
And it’s better to be late to a breakout than not participate at all.
But the ideal scenario?
It’s always positioning yourself early.
Right now, as Head Trader Ross Givens explained, the market leaders are breaking out…
But the rest of the market – especially the smaller stocks – have yet to follow.
This is your chance to get in on some explosive breakouts early.
And tomorrow, Tuesday morning, at 11 a.m. Eastern…
Ross is going LIVE to show you his #1 chart pattern for identifying these explosive setups.
This pattern has identified multiple triple-digit gains like:
- 163% on Rhythm Pharmaceuticals in seven weeks
- 270% on Nine Energy Service in 10 weeks
- 177% on Tuniu Corporation in just 11 days..
And the most recent trade this pattern recommended is up 53% in just a few weeks…
All while the market has been largely moving sideways.
But with so many breakouts left in the market…
Returns like these could just be the start.
So click here to save your spot for Ross’ live briefing tomorrow…
And he’ll see you Tuesday morning at 11 a.m. ET.
Don’t wait for the Fed to act and miss out.
Get in on these breakouts early.
The Traders Agency Team
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