How Wall Street Money Boosts the Odds

Hey Traders,

Over the years, I’ve walked you through the ins and outs of my approach to finding the best stocks.

This strategy isn’t something I pulled out of thin air — it’s something I’ve refined over nearly 4 decades in the markets.

And I stick with it because, year after year, it’s beaten any other style of trading I’ve tried. It’s steady, reliable, and fits right in line with my personality: smaller, but more consistent wins over time.

But today, I want to talk about how I can up the odds even further.

A Strategy to Take Consistency to the Next Level

The way I see it, most folks don’t mind leaving high-stakes, high-risk trades to someone else. That’s not the style I’m after, either. I’d rather work with smaller, more consistent wins — the kind that add up when you stick to the process.

But there’s a style I’ve been using lately that adds another layer to that reliability, and it’s based on watching where Wall Street itself is putting its cash.

You see, takes picking trending stocks up a level.

By focusing on where Wall Street’s money is already flowing, I can take trending stocks and up my odds even more, stacking the deck in my favor.

It starts with looking for those big plays they’re making — and it’s one of the best ways I’ve found to capture stocks that are not only trending but are primed to move fast.

The Power of Wall Street Money Flow

When Wall Street pours money into a stock, they don’t do it randomly.

They’re in the business of making big returns, so when I see their in a particular stock spike, that’s my signal. That’s the stock I know has the potential for more rapid moves.

Now — I want to be clear — I’m not talking about ditching the reliable, income-generating trades I’ve built my strategy around.

Instead, I’m adding this layer on top.

By watching for where the big money is flowing, I’m able to up the odds, giving me a shot at not only consistent returns but also capturing some faster moves.

Here’s How I Use This Strategy

Now here’s why you rarely hear me talk about this strategy. It’s based on a custom-built scanner I have that spots big Wall Street money. So unlike some of the usual tips I give you, it’s not an indicator or tool that you can just add to your chart.

The idea isn’t to chase after every stock that catches a headline, but to trade stocks that Wall Street is laser-focused on — ones with volume spikes, liquidity, and room to grow.

Now once my scanner spots Wall Street cash flooding into a particular stock, I zero in on high-probability income trades with these stocks.

I’m talking about the covered calls, credit spreads, and other trades that I’ve talked to you about before. Trading this way just makes sense, because you’re basically flipping the table and becoming the house.

So if you’re looking to add a little edge to your trading, go check out this video I recorded for you to day.

In it, I lay out how I spot these stocks and one particular stock that Wall Street is is flooding with cash as the election nears.

Trade well,

Jack Carter

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