How I easily beat Jim Cramer on Apple

Just last week I bested Jim Cramer on the topic of Apple, Inc. (AAPL). He thought it would go one way, but I knew it would go the other. That’s when I informed you about my findings, then watched AAPL jump more than 10% in favor of my position.

I’m not telling you this to boast about my triumph over Cramer or even about the easy money I ripped out of the stock market because of it.

Instead, I’m telling you this to show you the power of the single resource I used to make this successful prediction. Here’s how I did so, and how you could soon be doing the same…

Here’s a quick review of what happened last week:

• I brought up Cramer’s recent comments about AAPL: “I see a lot of people really concerned about Apple. All I can say is, look, if you want to sell something at 9 times earnings, be my guest. I don’t want you in the stock.”
• Although Cramer was clearly taking a bullish stance on AAPL, I knew (based on a simple secret) that AAPL was about to fall. So I let you all know about my bearish prediction for AAPL.
• On the very next day, AAPL fell from $105 per share to $97 per share, and has continued to fall down to $93 a share now.

So while experts like Cramer were shouting that AAPL is perfectly healthy and ready to climb, I was able to both save Wall Street Informer readers from losing money on this fall AND help them make that 10% or more from the rapid descent of this stock.

All because of some simple secrets given to you in the Code Breaker course.

That course is actually where I learned those secrets, myself. And now I use them every day to make money in the stock market.

And I’ll let you in on a big secret right now – volume.

In the case of AAPL, I saw that selling volume (the amount of “sell” trades) increasing over period of several trading days. And when paired with a few more secrets of Code Breaker, that selling volume basically acted as a crystal ball that showed me the impending fall.

Here’s your basic guide for volume (you’ll see how to find out how to see the volume in Code Breaker):

• A descending price on the back of heavy selling volume is bearish.
• An ascending price on the back of heavy buying volume is bullish.
• Look for volume increases from day to day trending in a particular direction. If you see 4 days of increasing selling volume in a row, you can easily see the weakness of the stock in question, just as I did with AAPL.

That’s why a successful trader is always looking for signs in the volume of a stock.

And that’s why the secrets given to you in Code Breaker could make you a successful trader with ease.