As you know, we’re currently going through tax season, and filing our taxes may just be the most painful thing we’ll suffer this year, but there’s one good thing that comes out of it: tax returns.
Tax returns mean many different things for different people: it could mean paying off your car, relieving yourself from credit card debt, or a nice vacation with the family.
It all sounds nice, but imagine if you could receive the richest insider on Wall Street’s tax return. It’d be absolutely life changing, and thanks to these signals you can.
Here’s how you can receive the richest insider’s tax return, and it’s bigger than you think.
Every week, I point out specific stocks that are being heavily affected by insiders that are accidently revealing the most profitable trades.
These insiders are all nameless, because what they’re doing is illegal and they don’t want to get caught, but it’s completely obvious that they’re doing these illegal trades.
While keeping up with insider trading can be very profitable, we’re ultimately looking for the one life changing trade. Thanks to the richest insider of them all, it’s finally here.
Ever since the morning of November 8th, the stock market has broken all kinds of different records: record highs on all the major indices, the Dow Jones reaching 20,000, even the English stock market’s FTSE 100 broke a record with 11 consecutive up days.
The Trump rally has been a very profitable ride for those of us who’ve been privy to these insider clues, but the Trump rally’s richest insider may have just left the biggest clue of all.
This insider wasn’t originally the biggest advocate for the Trump rally, but he’s recently shifted his opinion.
That’s right, Donald Trump has switched his bearish comments into bullish ones ever since the Dow Jones hit 20,000.
I know what you’re thinking: he’s not an insider because he sold almost all his holdings and gave the rest to his children when he became president.
You’re right. Donald Trump isn’t your traditional insider, because the stock he’s involved in is the United States of America—USA for short, although the country obviously doesn’t have a stock ticker.
When the Trump rally first began, Trump was quoted as saying that we’re in “a big, fat, ugly bubble” and he expected it to pop at any moment. There were definitely signs of this being possible, and I think a lot of us expected the market to crash when he was sworn in.
That didn’t happen. The Dow Jones eventually broke through the 20,000 mark and Trump changed his tone.
This change in rhetoric may be the best piece of insider information we could hope for, and you could be seeing profits the size of Donald Trump’s tax return by buying the right stocks at the right time.
With any political figure, it’s hard to distinguish between hopeful optimism and how they actually feel.
It usually works out that if the market’s down, political figures will say the market’s just in a slump and that it’ll bounce back before you know it. This obviously wasn’t the case for Trump, as he turned toward his usual tone of telling it how it is.
When the market kept surging after the inauguration, Trump stated, “now we have to go up, up, up. We don’t want [the market] to stay there.” This optimism may be the insider hint that we’ve been waiting for.
The market’s rise seemed to have a lot to do with the speculation of a strengthening U.S. economy, and a lot of people thought it was just that. But now that Trump’s in office, he’s making a lot of waves.
We’ve seen a lot of positive movement in the stock charts of American-owned companies that have a fighting chance of winning these huge contracts with the American government to work on the country’s infrastructure.
If Trump follows through with his highly ambitious plans, buying shares of these companies could prove to be very profitable. Gains as a big as Trump’s tax return wouldn’t be as farfetched as you think.
For example, these big American companies made the following gains since the election based on speculation alone:
Caterpillar (CAT) – 20%
Deere & co. (DE) – 22.5%
Boeing (BA) – 19%
Goldman Sachs (GS) – 37%
Like I’ve said, these gains were all made on pure speculation alone; imagine the profits that could be made if Trump follows through with his plans.
That’s where his insider clue comes in—he must be very confident that the Dow Jones will keep rising now that he’s adopted a bullish tone.
If these stocks doubled their gains within the next year, you’d see an average of at least 49% returns.
That means you could turn $50,000 into $75,000 within a year. Whether Trump’s tax return equals $25,000 or not, we’ll never know, but it sure beats the tax return you’re currently getting.
Trump is dropping hints in every single one of his speeches, it’s just up to us to turn it into profitable information.
