Are You Addicted To Wall Street’s Favorite Drug?

7 out of 10 Americans are addicted to a drug they don’t even know they’re taking.

In a Gallup survey, 71% of U.S. investors said passive investing beats active stock picking for long-term returns, with only 29% taking the other side.

They’re hooked on “buying and holding.” They buy shares in index funds and sit on them … forever.

The main reason? Index investing is easier (and most people are lazy).

The average person is unwilling to learn chart patterns, study with #NoDaysOff, or work on improving their trading psychology.

But beneath the surface, the problem is actually deeper and more concerning than that…

There’s a bogus narrative, pushed by the financial news media, that says “Retail traders will never beat the market…”

That’s what they want you to think.

But it’s completely, totally, utterly false.

Guess what Wall Street’s #1 product is? Exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Wealth managers, mutual funds, and 401k providers make boatloads of money directly from the laziness of retail investors.

This is exactly why CNBC tells you to buy index funds.

They don’t want you to trade. They don’t want you to beat the market.

They want you hopelessly addicted to buying and holding, like a junkie looking for a fix…

Because it makes them rich.

But there’s a much better way to build your financial future…

My Millionaire Students Prove Wall Street Wrong

Just ask any of my 50+ millionaire students…

Jack Kellogg started as a valet with a burning passion for trading.

He joined my trading challenge and started studying small-cap momentum cycles every single day.

While passive investors were buying index funds and hoping the market went up, Jack was trading parabolic moves on low-float runners.

He didn’t try to time bottoms or guess direction. He bought momentum, rode the wave, and sold into the spikes.

When retail-driven bull runs gave him favorable conditions, he pressed his edge. When they didn’t, he sat out.

Now Jack has $25 million in verified lifetime profits.

Matt Monaco started as a broke college student.

He took a more methodical route. Slow, conservative, and patient.

He built his account gradually over the years with tight risk management and high selectivity.

Fewer trades, higher conviction.

He sat out choppy conditions entirely while index investors were white-knuckling through drawdowns…

But when volume and momentum returned, he was ready.

Now Matt has over $2 million in verified lifetime profits.

See what my millionaire students have in common?

They trade volatility, not index moves. They cut losses immediately. They size up and go big only when multiple indicators align.

Most importantly, they disconnect their strategies from the major indexes.

While passive investors sat helplessly watching their portfolios drop 20%, 30%, 40% during pullbacks, crashes, and bear markets … my students and I controlled our destinies.

We were selective and specific. We traded like snipers. We chose when to trade and when to sit in cash.

That’s the difference between active trading and passive investing.

One gives you complete and total control, the other makes you a hostage to the indexes.

Your choice.