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Using chart patterns is the perfect strategy for anticipating a stock's short-term movements... SPON

Using chart patterns is the perfect strategy for anticipating a stock's short-term movements... [Shield] AN OXFORD CLUB PUBLICATION [Liberty Through Wealth]( [View in browser]( SPONSORED [Claim Your 83%-Plus Win Rate GUARANTEE]( [Wednesday Winners]( A former CBOE trader delivers one trade idea every week. He calls them "Wednesday Winners" - due to his impressive win rate on this simple strategy. And even in 2022's volatile markets... his goal is to beat his current 83% win rate! [Watch this immediately.]( EDITOR'S NOTE If you have stocks that are down 15%, 20%, 30% or more... you're in the right place! Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld has found a way to 6X your money in just one month by harnessing tiny but potent "micro-bounces" in falling stocks. And right now, Marc's holding a FREE training that he calls [Project 9](. In the Project 9 training, Marc will show you exactly how to use this "micro-bounce" chart pattern. The training is entirely free. All you need to do is [register to attend](. Simply [go here]( enter your email address, and choose the time and date at which you'd like to take Marc's exclusive Project 9 training. [Register here to learn how to 6X your money!]( - Nicole Labra, Senior Managing Editor THE SHORTEST WAY TO A RICH LIFE [A Little Technical Analysis Goes a Long Way]( [Marc Lichtenfeld | Chief Income Strategist | The Oxford Club]( [Marc Lichtenfeld]( Investors often fall into one of two categories: fundamentalists or [technical analysts](. Fundamentalists rely on company fundamentals, like earnings, debt, price-to-earnings ratio, etc. This information is typically released in a company's quarterly or annual statements. This helps an investor determine whether they should invest in a company. [Technical analysts]( rely on chart patterns to determine the proper time to enter and exit a trade. This helps answer two of the biggest questions investors have... - When should I enter a position? - When should I exit a position? After more than three decades in the market, I've come to learn a secret... Fundamentals and [technicals]( shouldn't be so polarizing - both have a place in successful investing. After all, it's not enough to know just whether you should buy a company... You also need to know when to buy and when to sell. And depending on your time horizon and investing goals, you may want to lean more heavily on fundamentals than technicals or vice versa. SPONSORED [AN EXASPERATED BILL O'REILLY BEGS HIS GUEST TO REVEAL...]( [What's In the Box?]( It's been hailed as "the biggest healthcare innovation in half a century." Inc. magazine says it "will change healthcare forever." [This invention]( may even save YOUR life and millions of lives in the future. To Discover Exactly What's in the Box... [CLICK HERE NOW](. You see, in my Wealthy Retirement Safety Net column and in The Oxford Income Letter, I lean heavily on fundamental analysis. I look at metrics like income and cash flow to determine a company's ability to maintain its dividend, and I also study the competitive environment to gauge stocks' likelihood of rising. This is often the best way to look at a stock's viability for the medium to long term - and it's a skill I honed while working at the contrarian firm Avalon Research Group. But when I started my career as an assistant on a trading desk, executing trades and watching the "tape" for trends, I needed to find a way to help make sense of all the data flying across my screen. Thus, [I began to rely on technical analysis]( and chart patterns. Now I can't imagine trading without them. [Using chart patterns]( is the perfect strategy for anticipating a stock's short-term movements. A few of my favorites include... - The bull flag pattern - The head and shoulders pattern - Ascending channels. But what most people don't realize is that there are inverses of these patterns that allow you to take advantage of downturns in share prices too... - The bear flag pattern - The inverse head and shoulders pattern - Descending channels. And if you can master just [a few simple chart patterns]( - and their inverses - you can produce results that are unthinkable for most investors. In fact, so far this year, I've used these three patterns to produce four triple-digit winners for subscribers to [my VIP Trading Research Service Technical Pattern Profits]( despite the broader market being down around 19%. [And I've recently unveiled a new, powerful chart pattern. I call it "Project 9"...]( Why? Because utilizing it is as easy as counting to nine. It harnesses tiny but potent "micro-bounces" in falling stocks. That's why I've put together a new investment series for you. I've prepared a special free presentation where I explain this pattern. And I'm so confident in [Project 9]( that - for the FIRST TIME ever - I will be trading my own money alongside Members. 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