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A New Way To Trade Stock Analyst Ratings (Take Advantage Of Them)

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I just did an interview with Matt Menster of TradeTheGrade.com.

I’ve known Matt for over 15 years now and he has setup a new computer algorithm that tracks new analyst ratings, using a historical database to see which ones matter and which do not, to find great trading opportunities in individual stocks.

You can watch the interview on Youtube here.

The stock analysts typically are experts on specific sectors that they cover, and closely the follow the important companies in their area of expertise, and that’s why people follow them.

Matt found that it is when certain analysts make big ratings changes that the stock situation gets very special.

He’s setup a website/app people can use to get the most important ratings every day.

I got an account on it and am now following the alerts, and it’s fascinating.

I got Matt to hook you up with a special free trial, but to get it (and do it soon because I don’t think he is going to keep this live for long) you have to use this active link here:

Yes, I’m sure you see the big rebound yesterday in gold and silver prices.

It was pretty certain it was going to happen, not because of a prediction someone made, but because the GDX/GLD ratio went green on Tuesday, the day before.

On Sunday, if you remember, I wrote about how I was watching the GDX/GLD ratio to give this type of signal that a bottom/stabilization process was going to start.

That’s not about predicting the future, like the way Bitcoin gurus talk.

It’s about knowing to watch and follow the indicators that are important in market and the GDX/GLD ratio is my favorite metals timing indicator.

And that’s why when it comes to individual stocks this analyst rating system has got my attention.

It’s not just following upgrades, but stock downgrades too, so it looks like it can work with both betting for and against stocks, and I don’t see why you couldn’t do it with options trades too.

Again, go here to check it out:

-Mike

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