The pricing anomaly creating “weekly dividends”
Can you keep a secret?
You see whether you like them or not, firms like BlackRock and Vanguard may have just handed everyday traders a gift.
These giant funds shuffle billions of dollars in and out of one of Wall Street’s biggest blue-chip stocks every single week.
When the stock drifts higher, they trim their positions. When it slips, they scoop up more.
And while it looks like routine portfolio management...
Behind the curtain, those moves create a pricing glitch in the market.
And there’s a way you can tap into this anomaly to target what I call ‘‘weekly dividends.”
I’m talking about $175, $300, even $1,000 in payouts on a $1,000 stake every single week.
Without ever owning a single share of the company.
That’s exactly what happened the week of August 11th…
All you had to do was open a trade on Monday… then carry on with your week.
And by 4 PM on Friday, a $500 “weekly dividend” automatically hit the account.
Now I won’t sugarcoat it. There were smaller wins and those that didn’t work out. There are bound to be winners and losers in trading.
But as long as BlackRock and Vanguard keep balancing their books, and they’re bound to do…
The window for these payouts stays open.
Today,
I’ll walk you through the nuts and bolts of ‘‘weekly dividends’’…
I’ll reveal the ticker and the anomaly behind this setup for free.
Most importantly…
I’ll show you how you can target these dividends every week with only 5 minutes to set the trade on Mondays…
So if you can keep a secret… see the “weekly dividend” briefing right here.
And what about the week after that?
Same thing. Set the trade on Monday and come back Friday for a $1,000 dividend.
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