Timothy Sykes
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21-Year-Old, 6-Figure Trader Shares His Tips for OTC Patterns
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What’s the secret to trading OTCs? Is it easier than trading Nasdaq stocks? Check out what my six-figure student has to say!
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OTC versus listed stocks ... what’s the dif?
Well, OTC stocks are stocks that are traded via a dealer network as opposed to a centralized exchange.
OK ... that’s the definition, but what does it actually mean? And how does that affect trading opportunities?
And...
Why do some traders believe OTC stocks are easier to trade than what’s listed on Nasdaq?
Why should beginners consider starting in the OTC market?
What are the best times to trade OTCs?
What are the best OTC patterns?
That’s what a lot of you want to know, so my six-figure profit student Jack Kellogg, aka Jackaroo, is here with a few answers.
In this video from the Trader & Investor Summit, Jackaroo gets into his love affair with OTC stocks.
He tells you why he thinks OTCs can be easier and simpler than Nasdaq stocks ... and why they can be worth your time.
The daily chart always tells the story. Learn why OTC charts are a lot easier to decipher than Nasdaq stock charts.
Here the big question: Should you consider starting your trading career with OTC stocks?
Jack explains some of the benefits of these stocks, like the fact that no after-hours or premarket trading means you won’t be caught and unable to cut losses!
You’ll also learn…
The best times of day to trade OTC stocks. When does Jack like to buy, and when does he like to sell?
What’s the super-secret time zone when he likes to take profits just as the second wave of buyers come in?
Is there a cyclical nature to OTCs? Is there a better time of year for trading these stocks?
And there’s so much more.
The real meat of this presentation? Jack’s favorite OTC patterns, the ones that made him over six figures as a young, new trader.*
You’ll learn the specifics of his trades, including the price ranges he looks for … when he cuts losses ... and how he evaluates a stock’s push and pull.
You’ll also learn about the specific charts he looks at for these setups. If you’re interested in OTCs, you can’t miss this video!
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