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She Made Me Laugh

Hubert Senters here. Sorry. Sarah start laughing. She cracked me up. We got a bracket trade here on Apple. It is gaping down. Obviously, it is gaping down because it’s a market proxy stock so the old analogy is all boats raise and lower with the tide. Same thing with stocks like Apple, Amazon and Apple so obviously, it’s going to gap down. Now, you could do just a good old-fashioned bracket trade on it though and you probably be profitable a long above $189.75. A short below one $182.86. Make sure you use a stop-loss that you’re cool with and if you’re going to the long side I would target the $199. If you’re going to short area I would go the $170 area. I’m going to be doing a special webinar tonight on ‘’THE BEST FREE INDICATOR IN THE WORLD,’’ on Monday, May 13th at 8PM EST. That’s actually at the time of this recording 3 hours, 8 minutes, 21 seconds. Good luck. Hope it helps. And I’ll see you on the next video. Hubert.

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