It’s not every day that you bring in profits of 32% over the span of a couple of hours. It almost sounds unbelievable, but it’s very possible.
There’s a massive business deal that’s currently in contention that could provide unusually big profits whether the deal’s approved or not.
This 32% gain could yield an instant profit of at least $1,200, and you could be one of the lucky ones to see this money find its way into your bank account.
Just 1 trade at the right time will assure that you’re in the profit either way the business deal goes.
When big businesses announce potential mergers, there’s usually underlying motives and information that’s rarely ever disclosed to the public. It takes a lot of reading between the lines in order to understand the role of these secrets.
The elite business billionaires that are behind these deals all have one goal in mind: to monopolize the industry they’re in.
Outright monopolization is illegal in the United States under Section 2 of the American Sherman Antitrust Act 1890, but that doesn’t stop these filthy rich bullies from trying.
The latest proposed merger to arise comes in the form of 21st Century Fox attempting to purchase British telecommunications company Sky.
This $23.3 billion deal is likely to draw strong scrutiny from regulators in both the US and the UK.
Considering the chairman of Fox is the father of the chairman of Sky, it all seems a little off.
This all sounds interesting, but what does it mean for you and your money?
Well, let’s take a look at the stock charts for both of these companies in the wake of the newly announced business proposal.
As you can see below, Sky (SKYAY) stock jumped up 32% on Friday right as the deal was being announced.
There was a big volume spike (the grey bars along the bottom) the day before the deal was announced which I would attribute to insider trading or trading activity by those who were able to access information about the merger.
Looking at the Fox (FOX) stock chart we see that the proposed merger had an adverse effect.
FOX dropped 12% as the deal was being announced and the selling volume spike (the big red bar on the bottom of the chart) the day before also indicates that there was some inside activity.
Just because both of these charts have been heavily affected by all the news and speculation, it doesn’t mean that the movement is over. Next time the stocks decide to jump one way or another, it’ll most likely have a bigger impact than Friday’s movement.
If you were to buy 100 shares of SKYAY the next time it’s about to shift, your profits will be at least $1,200 within a couple of hours.
At the same time, if you were to short sell 100 shares of FOX when a similar pattern appears in its chart, your profits will be at least $370 in a matter of hours
These charts will definitely make some big moves again in the near future as this deal is either approved or denied by the regulators.
I’ll be keeping a close eye on these charts as the news unfolds and will be informing our Midas Wave Alerts subscribers if there’s any profitable movement within these two stocks.
