Ian Cooper


Ian Cooper

Ian Cooper has spent the better part of the past decade mastering the art of trading options for triple-digit gains, avoiding the "herd mentality" of Wall Street.

That would explain why he bought housing before the 2004 rise and shorted sub-prime and big housing names before the 2007 fall... all while the "experts" suggested doing the exact opposite.

He has shown thousands of investors exactly how to exploit carefully targeted market sectors for lightning-fast short-term gains... gains that prove to be several times larger than simply buying stocks alone.

How does he do it?

Ian relies on his technical and fundamental analysis.

He sifts through general market research. He looks at the bigger picture, finding what sectors will benefit from any situation. Then he scrutinizes hundreds of potential opportunities to invest in.

Ian incorporates four specific indicators, including Bollinger Bands, W%R, candlesticks, and breaking news. Using these four, he can call for tops and bottoms on indices, as well as individual stocks.

He then applies each one before ever making a decision. Every one of them has to align on a stock in order for it to be considered for recommendation.

It is those time-tested analysis methods that has Ian's options services raking in triple-digit gains, including his 4,500% cumulative gains of 2007 and gains such as these...

It's his phenomenal track record of short-term winners that puts Ian in such high demand from mainstream outlets such as Investor's Business Daily and Forbes... and on investment shows such as Money Matters with Barry Armstrong and On the Money with Mike Stein.

They want to follow his advice as much as anyone, because no matter what happens to the general market - or a stock's share price - people who follow Ian Cooper's advice make an immediate killing almost every time he alerts them!

Truth be told, so far this year, Ian is 32 wins out of 38 trades... 74% average gain with an average hold time of 11 days.

There are boundless opportunities to capitalize off the transitional state of our markets. Ian did it by successfully calling out - and timing perfectly - the biggest spikes and dips in sub-prime, Alt-A, housing, and financials. I'm talking about the companies that lied, denied or misled its investors... refused to cut dividends... and swept themselves into what could prove the century's greatest financial disaster.

But don't for a second think the easy gains are all behind us. The profit taking has just begun.

In fact, there's a whole new school of fish in the barrel... and Ian will be there to snatch 'em up.

Click here to learn more.

Recent Articles by Ian Cooper

Profiting From Foreclosure Stocks - 2010-03-10
Two Simple Ways to Capitalize

How Wall Street Hoses Main Street - 2010-03-07
Wealth Daily's Weekend Edition

Harry Reid: "Only" 36,000 Lost their Jobs - 2010-03-05
That's a Good Thing?

Dendreon: A Future Buyout Candidate? - 2010-03-02
If it can survive the rumors, maybe...

Reasons to be Bearish - 2010-02-28
Wealth Daily's Weekend Edition

Rare Earth Metal Supply vs. Demand - 2010-02-23
Where the Real Economic Crunch Exists

Greek Crisis and Opportunity - 2010-02-20
Wealth Daily's Weekend Edition

Depression Averted? - 2010-02-17
Administration Patting Itself on the Back

A Game of Global Bailout Dominoes - 2010-02-13
Wealth Daily's Weekend Edition

Spot Market Bottoms - 2010-02-06
Wealth Daily's Weekend Edition

Apple iPad Hype - 2010-01-30
Wealth Daily's Weekend Edition

The Next "Peak" Trade... - 2010-01-26
China has the next move

Record High Foreclosures and Option ARM Resets - 2010-01-26
As a New Crisis Looms, You Can Profit Today

How To Profit as Foreclosures Worsen - 2010-01-23
Wealth Daily's Weekend Edition

How To Profit in 2010 - 2010-01-16
Wealth Daily's Weekend Edition

The Basics of Options Trading - 2010-01-12
What Every Investor Should Know About Options

Have U.S. Markets Been Rigged? - 2010-01-11
We'll let this video speak for itself...

Airport Scanner Stocks - 2010-01-10
Wealth Daily's Weekend Edition

Doomed to Repeat the Mistakes of 1937? - 2010-01-04
A double-dip recession is possible...

The Great Commodities Bull Run of 2010 - 2010-01-03
Wealth Daily's Weekend Edition