Where The Money's Going Right Now

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Dear Fellow Trader:

Greetings from the Catskill Mountains.

A few months ago, I was supposed to be having surgery.

So, we scheduled this vacation. I was going to recover in the mountains. Turns out…

Misdiagnosis.

But we still came… and it turned out to be the same week I launched this free show…

TheoLive: Market Masters.

Each morning, hundreds of active traders joined me to talk about the markets, what to do with their money, and the top trades to take advantage of.

Now, it’s your turn. Just click the link and join me at 8:45 EST.

What’s been in store this week?

Filming from a bizarre chalet in New York? Check?

Nailing our calls on breakouts in Freeport (FCX) and Devon (DVN)? Check.

Teaching viewers pro-style ideas to enhance their returns? Check.

Ready to show you where money is moving RIGHT NOW… and how to take advantage.

That’s what we have on tap this morning.

Click the link and join me at 8:45 AM EST.

What’s On Tap

Yesterday, we predicted a pop and drop during the Fed announcement.

But the gains came earlier than expected.

At 2 pm, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) ripped off its second deviation band of price (to the downside) and surged for the entire hour.

Same-day SPY options rallied on a lackluster decision by the Fed to reduce its balance sheet drawdowns. And Powell’s speech was so boring, I didn’t even notice what color tie he wore.

Then, as expected, the institutions used the final hour to take profits - and the drop was complete.

Institutions have used premarket trading as a way to keep taking gains.

This morning, the S&P 500 is down slightly after yesterday’s rally.

In the last week, we’ve seen breakouts in the Basic Materials sector… as we projected last week. Now, Energy has pushed back into positive momentum territory…

Since our readings hit no buying pressure last Thursday, the S&P 500 has gained 3.1%.

The question is how long will this rally last.

Yesterday, in our live 2:00 Fed Session, Don showed traders a possible range where the S&P 500 could head next. That figure was around 5,850.

I want to show you why that level is so critical based on the technicals we use to forecast selloffs… and why history rhymes.

Then, I’ll show you the exact trades you need to prepare for that selloff. We’re talking about high-conviction, high-probability trades.

And if this is what I’m giving away in the FREE morning show, imagine what you can get as a member of our all-day Trading Room.

Listen, you’ve gotta tune in today. So, get in the room.

Get some coffee… and dig deeper into what’s on the horizon.

Stay positive,

Garrett Baldwin