Happy Monday! Welcome back to the Wolf’s Den,

There are only 2 stocks worth watching right now… 

• One is a low-float recent IPO and reminds me of HKD… 
• The other is a low-float monkeypox runner that just won’t die… 

They both ran on Friday. Remember that past runners can run again.

That’s how I have a profit record of over $1 million … I focus on the stocks most likely to spike.

It sounds simple, but a lot of traders never get the hang of it.

If you keep taking losses, you’re probably trading the wrong stocks.

Today I’m gonna give you the two hottest stocks in the market, and I’m gonna show you how I found them … ready?

Here’s everything you need to know… 

How I Made It

I wasn’t always a millionaire trader.

And I’m definitely not a math wiz or anything.

Actually, I used to be a professional soccer player. Let that be a lesson … if a jock can become a day trader, so can you.

This isn’t rocket science, but there is a process to learn.

I started out making random trades here and there on stocks I felt confident about.

In the beginning, I kept losing. Because I wasn’t following the rules. I didn’t even know there were rules at that point.

That’s when I met Tim Sykes, and it changed my life forever.

Sykes developed a trading framework for people to grow their small accounts.

And once I passed $200,000 in profits I quit my regular day job.

Since then I’ve been trading stocks remotely and spending time with my family. I literally get to live my dream life.

Does that sound like your dream too?

2 Stocks

When I’m looking for stocks to trade, I focus on a few factors… 

• Listed stocks below $5
• Spiking at least 20%
• Low volume (below 10 million shares)
• High trading volume (at least 1 million shares)
• Credible news

If a stock like this shows up on the scan, I add it to my watchlist.

These two are on at the top of my list right now… 

#1 Intelligent Living Application Group Inc. (NASDAQ: ILAG)

This recent IPO reminds me of AMTD Digital Inc. (NASDAQ: HKD).

It’s got a float of 8 million shares … and floats below 10 million are highly volatile.

I’m not saying it’ll spike as high as HKD, but it spiked up Friday and I think there’s a possibility it goes further.

ILAG chart Source: StocksToTrade

#2 NanoViricides Inc. (AMEX: NNVC)

This is a low-float monkeypox play that gapped up 46% last Thursday and held gains on Friday. There are only 10 million shares outstanding.

I’m hoping for a breakout over $4.

NNVC chart Source: StocksToTrade

Chart Patterns

I’m not buying these spikers at random.

There’s a strategy to this. Top traders like myself use patterns to determine when to buy and when to sell.

It’s a lot safer than YOLOing every trade. A YOLO isn’t a strategy … trust me.

There are a lot of patterns to choose from, but I stick to the ones Sykes uses.

They’ve been the same patterns since he started over two decades ago. And they work for a variety of assets.

Sykes uses them to trade OTC stocks. I trade listed stocks. Matt Monaco has used the patterns to trade crypto, and Mark Croock uses them to trade options.

These strategies are versatile and tested for accuracy. And the results speak for themselves … +$7 million in profits is nothing to wag a finger at.

Seriously, if you want to profit on these crazy spikers … 

Monday’s gonna be crazy,

Roland Wolf

Editor, The Wolf’s Den

P.S. Tim Sykes is the most transparent trading mentor there is. He shows every trade, profit and loss on Profit.ly. That’s how I knew he was legit, and that’s why I applied to study with him. You can too … I’ll see you in the chat.

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