The one edge insiders can't take from you.

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Every serious trader says the same thing.

Ignore the headlines, follow the charts.

But since the Iran war started, it feels like headlines drive everything.

Jason has a reason he still trusts the tape, and it's a good one.

Commodities are priced differently than stocks.

You can print more shares into existence and change what they're worth by changing the story.

You can't print more oil, and good luck changing the narrative during a real supply crunch.

That's why the chart moves before the news does.

When money flows into the futures market, that's real supply and demand, and it rolls downstream into energy stocks.

The sector has been on a historic run this year, and the charts weren't predicting Venezuela or Iran.

They were watching a physical supply picture that was already tightening.

The war just confirmed the trend.

The big institutions live and die by the next earnings forecast.

They're not built to trade physical supply and demand.

That, Jason says, is the game regular investors can actually play.

On Thursday, he shows what the charts are showing now, and how he's positioned.

Markets close Friday, so this may be the last clean setup before the weekend headlines.

Save a free seat.

P.S. Insiders can front-run a headline.

They can't front-run the tape.

That's the edge nobody can take from you.

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