Sometimes it amazes me how single minded the markets can be. Despite protests happening in all 50 states, the market’s momentum has not lost its focus on economies reopening.

Today marks a third day of gains with global stocks up this morning — investors are remaining hopeful that the worst of the pandemic is behind us.

I think otherwise…

With so many key factors still missing from this market, I expect you’ll want to avoid this sector for the weeks to come. 

In today’s video, I’m also covering the biggest market driver right now… the weakest stock in the weakest sector… and how to drill down relative strength.

Did you know there could only be ONE thing that’s preventing you from beating the markets time and time again?

And that making one simple change could cause profits to start flowing in like an endless stream…?

Folks, I’m talking about pre-market trading, and if you know how to do it right, you could earn up to 1,139.67%before the markets even open! 

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