I have been like a kid waiting for a new song drop or a blockbuster movie to come out. That literally felt like FOREVER!

Waiting on NVDA earnings was one of the biggest earnings events of the year, and as I expected, they did not disappoint!

Not only did sales and earnings CRUSH expectations, the company announced an additional $25 BILLION stock buyback (one of the biggest I have ever heard of)!

I’m not sure where they are going to get that kind of money, but it is going to be a BIG boost for the stock.

I AM confident the analysts will be lining up tomorrow to issue higher target prices.

Let me just caution everyone, though. I think we could see a big gap up tomorrow for NVDA…

But this could easily be a “bull trap.”

My bet is that we will open at the highest possible and then fade it the rest of the day.

Personally, NVDA is not a stock I want to buy right now…I think options are the play on it from here.

Now, you know I love trading options. In fact, selling options is the core strategy I use for the foundation of my daily trading.

But, looking for small-cap momentum stocks is where I find some of the biggest opportunities.

Landing on just the right momentum stock idea really gets me excited!

You generally aren’t going to catch me trading large cap stocks that only move a few percentage points one way or the other. If I want to trade those, I am using options to give me increased leverage.

Just take our friend NVDA for example. Everyone is raving about the stock, but even with blowout earnings, it is only up around 7%.

That’s fun, but it isn’t getting me too excited.

Because here is a list of all of the other stocks today that CNBC isn’t talking about, but they made investors a small fortune…

Here’s the truth.

The best traders aren’t one-dimensional.

True traders are opportunists who look for a profit in the market anywhere they can find them. This means options AND stocks.

Guys like our own Jeff Williams – “JW” as we call him.

He isn’t just killing it by trading SPY in Market Navigator, but he has a complete small-cap educational and alert service called Atomic Trades.

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I want to highlight an outstanding trade JW made last week in Atomic Trades.

Last week, he noticed a small company called Tivic Health Systems (TIVC) had a super catalyst – positive news.

Investors absolutely love it when health and biotech companies get funding, show positive results on clinical trials, or get approval for new phases of testing.

JW knows this, and he’d been tracking the consolidation chart pattern anyway.

So Atomic Trades subscribers got this in their inbox pre-market.

Well, it was a strong Thursday, indeed!

The stock shot up just like he called it, and he made almost 21% overnight.

Folks, that’s an options-style gain – on a stock.

Not something you’ll see if you’re training large caps.

Oh, and if you decide to study this trade yourself, keep in mind that TIVC just did a 1-for-100 reverse stock split. That explains the price difference you’ll see.

My man JW is sending trades like this out EVERY SINGLE week, so do yourself a favor and get on board.

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I’ve gotten a flood of questions about one of my favorite indicators – the TTM Squeeze.

You know I love trading breakouts, and trading guru John Carter designed this indicator to do just that.

Here’s what it looks like.

This might not make a lot of sense at first, but let me explain.

TTM squeeze really has two key components.

First, the squeeze itself ?.

As stock prices consolidate into a tight range with low volatility (the Bollinger bands move inside the Keltner channels), red dots start to form. That means the squeeze is on.

When the squeeze fires, volatility spikes, and price moves up or down.

PRO TIP: I’ve found that a squeeze of 4 or more days often leads to a breakout move.

Direction is the second component, and the blue or red histogram shows it. Bullish price movement occurs when the dark red bars turn light red and get shorter and when the price crosses the zero line and turns light blue.

Here’s the same squeeze chart underneath XLP so you can compare price action.

Does it always work?

Of course not. No indicator is foolproof.

Learning how to interpret the TTM squeeze and implement as another indicator in your toolkit is an important thing I think every trader should work on.

I think that adding it to your arsenal drastically improves your market edge. And it can work on any stock, not just small caps.

I use this all of the time in my personal trading…

Next time, I want to discuss how I use Keltner channels to determine trend and predict reversals. So stay tuned!

To your success,

P.S. If you have any questions about Jeff Williams or “Atomic Trades” call Jeff Brown @ 800-585-4488 or ([email protected]), and he would be happy to talk about any special offers, payment plans, and help you in any way possible.

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