How to Get the Most Out of Future Tech Trader

I hope you’ve had the chance to review my research reports – which provide a glimpse into the types of opportunities I plan to recommend in this service.  

And as a reminder, to access Future Tech Trader on our website, go to www.OxfordClub.com. Click “Member Login” in the upper right corner of the page, and then enter your username and password. Once you are logged in, click on the “My Membership” tab, and then select “Future Tech Trader” in the “My Trading Services” section.  

Now let me take a moment to explain how I approach opportunities in Future Tech Trader – and how you should think about them as a subscriber. 

This is not a traditional, long-term “buy and hold forever” service. 

Instead, I focus on events or developments that can move a stock significantly over a relatively short period of time. 

That could include: 

• A major technology launch
• A shift in supply chains
• A new partnership or contract
• A regulatory or geopolitical change
• Or a sudden surge in demand tied to a broader trend

When I identify one of these opportunities, I’ll send you clear, actionable ideas you can evaluate and act on quickly. 

These “Buy” alerts will contain…  

• The stock name and ticker
• A clear explanation of what the company does
• Why I believe it’s positioned to benefit
• The key catalyst driving the opportunity
• And the primary risks to be aware of

In some cases, I’ll also include an options play. These are designed for investors who want to amplify potential returns. 

It’s up to you and your own personal risk tolerance if you want to use options.  

Many Oxford Club Members focus solely on the underlying stocks – and do quite well. 

The most important thing is consistency and discipline. 

Speaking of discipline, if a stock has already moved significantly beyond my recommended level, it’s often best to wait for the next opportunity. 

And when it comes to exit strategies on stocks, I set a close-of-day sell stop 25% below our entry price. Protective stop recommendations are based on closing prices, not intraday prices. If a position closes below the suggested stop, sell your shares at market during the next session.  

You can also look for sell alerts from me when it’s time to exit a position.  

Regarding frequency, you can expect to receive two to three recommendations each month.  

And when you receive a trade, it’s important to note that timing can matter more here than in other investment services you may have experienced in the past.  

Some opportunities take time to develop. Others move quickly. 

So when you receive a new alert, I recommend reviewing it (and acting on it, if you choose) as soon as you can.  

I also encourage you to sign up for text alerts. That way you’ll get a text message whenever I send out a new alert. It’s completely free to do so. Just go here to get on our contact list.  

In my next note, I’ll walk you through where these opportunities actually come from – and why they tend to appear before most investors notice them. 

In the meantime, if you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us by clicking here or by calling 866.237.0436 or 443.353.4540.