Probably the best example of systemic vulnerabilities in the market are meme stocks. A handful of traders with a large following on a chat room noticed a pattern of big money trades on GameStop and used that “glitch” as it were to grab some significant profits. But the question really is can that be repeated?

Here’s the catch. As soon as one of those “glitches” gets discovered and word spreads, the institutions who end up on the losing side scramble to shut down that weakness in their system. But the glitches are very real and they are out there pretty much every day. To find them, you just have to know how the big money, high volume traders think and how they build their automated systems.

Most of the time they aren’t looking for huge moves in a stock. They are more focused on leverage and using options to grab the smaller moves in the underlying stock and turn them into solid, repeatable profits. To do this, they know they will take some losses but their net result is a solid gain with wins in their profit target.

What if you could understand how they build those systems and what they consider “acceptable losses”? That would allow you to be on the winning side of those loses repeatedly and pull in your own steady stream of gains. And, if you used their same tools against them, it could be a lucrative proposition.

Why It Has All Changed Recently

Years ago, getting real-time pricing data for charting was not easy. It was expensive and required elaborate computers and even satellites. All of that changed with the internet and launched the dot com craze. Now, you can see a chart on your phone for free that would have cost thousands of dollars just a few years ago. In the last year or so, a new change with the same broad reaching–and table leveling–impact has exploded. AI, or artificial intelligence, has put the massive computing power that was previously available to only huge institutions in the hands of the retail trader.

The bottom line is that with the knowledge of how big funds build their systems and the power of AI, those “glitches” that Wall Street traders leave on the table all the time are now accessible to regular folks.

If you want to see how all of these pieces come together, check out what Keith Harwood, a former market maker, has put together. His combo of insider understanding and AI’s trade sniffing super power has been red hot lately. He is going to show a handful of traders how it works and how they can get their hands on it next Wednesday. If you want to get in on it, click here.

Just like the dot com craze and the meme stocks, there is no telling how long this will last before the window closes, so now it the time to take a look. Sign up now.

Keep learning and trade wisely,

John Boyer

Editor

Market Wealth Daily