How Would You Like To:
1. Buy a stock today
2. Sell it for a solid profit in 5 days
3. Repeat this again and again for the rest of your life!
Jeff Cooper's 5 Day Momentum Method Can Help You Do This
In his first book, Hit & Run Trading, Jeff Cooper taught traders how he has made his living day-trading stocks over the past decade. The book is such a success that it is now back for its fifth printing in its first 18 months.
Now, for the first time, Jeff Cooper releases the 5 Day Momentum Method -- his most powerful trading system for those traders who are looking for substantial 3 - 7 day gains.
How The 5 Day Momentum Method Works:
Rapidly moving momentum stocks always pause before resuming their trend. The 5 Day Momentum Method will teach you how to identify the exact day and price to enter these stocks before they explode again. You will usually risk only 1-2 points and your upside potential is 5 - 20 points, all within 5 days!
Do I Have To Sit In Front Of A Screen All Day Watching My Stocks?
Absolutely not! The best part of the 5 Day Momentum Method is that you do not have to watch your positions intra-day. Simply enter an order to buy or sell short, give your broker an order with your protective stop, and then go back to your daily routine. You can check prices each evening at your convenience. At the end of 5 days, simply take your profits (if your stop wasn't triggered) and go onto the next set-up.
Among the features you will learn are:
The specific, simple-to-follow rules to identify the fastest moving stocks.
Where to exactly place your entry and exit orders.
Where and how to take profits.
Advanced trading techniques to maximize gains.
Precise options strategies to leverage yourself to gains of 50% - 200% within days.
... and much, much more!
Jeff Cooper has been a professional equities trader since 1982 and is the author of three best selling books on trading: Hit & Run Trading I, Hit & Run Trading II, and The 5 Day Momentum Method. Cooper's financial markets experience started in 1981 at Drexel Burnham, working for his father, a private hedge fund manager. During this time, he discovered a love and fascination for the financial markets and the forces that move prices. He started trading for his own account in 1983 and left to exclusively trade the markets in 1986. Cooper has been a trader and author ever since, working out of his home in Malibu, California.
