A few days ago, I told you about a little-known indicator that’s making a small group of investors a lot of money.

#-ad_banner-#Unlike other indicators, it’s precise and simple to use. You don’t have to interpret its meaning. It completely takes the guesswork out of investing.
Frankly, I haven’t seen anything like it in all my years of working in the financial industry.

We call this indicator the “Maximum Profit Score,” because it consistently beats the market and often with less risk than buy-and-hold investing. It can flag exactly which stocks are about to jump double and triple digits in the coming days… weeks… and months.

For example, you are probably familiar with the discount airline Southwest Airlines (NYSE: LUV). Back in May 2014, the stock was going nowhere and there was no indication it would take off. In fact, a few weeks prior, the stock had dropped by over a dollar and had just regained the loss.

But thanks to the secret two-digit code my readers and I use to calculate our Maximum Profit Score, we knew it was time to buy. In this particular case, the number was 79. The number meant only one thing to anyone following this code: Load up, because the stock is about to take off.

And as you can see from the chart below, that’s exactly what happened.

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The price rose the very next day, and started a relentless climb over the next 7 months. In the end, my Maximum Profit readers and I pocketed an incredible 92% by the time we sold.

Now, it’s important to remember that not every stock with a high Maximum Profit Score will jump this much — or do it so quickly. But Southwest Airlines is just one of many stocks we’ve identified using this code that have crushed the market.

And that’s the beauty of this indicator. It’s incredibly accurate at picking some of the best stocks on the market.

The Basics Of Our Two-Digit Code
So what does this number mean?

To be honest, I can’t reveal everything about it today. The readers of my premium investing newsletter, Maximum Profit, pay good money to receive the details of our system and its latest picks.

But what I can tell you is that this number is simply the measurement of a stock’s momentum. That means we’re simply talking about the pressure building up underneath a stock that has the potential to send its share price soaring. 

Now, obviously there’s a little more to it. But that’s it in a nutshell. And part of its simplicity is why so few investors bother to even consider a stock’s momentum when deciding whether to buy or sell.

In my experience, that can be a huge mistake.

Without this two-digit code, to capture an opportunity like we did with Southwest Airlines, you would have had to scour company quarterly reports and press releases, charts, moving averages, oscillator indicators, Bollinger Bands or MACD. And even then, none of these would have alerted you that anything was going to happen with Southwest Airlines before it took off. 

It would have been impossible for you to capture this opportunity without an incredible indicator like what we use in Maximum Profit.

Now obviously, I can’t promise you we’ll keep capturing big winners like this. If the stock market has taught us anything, it’s that nothing is for certain. There’s always some risk when it comes to investing… no matter what system you follow.

But our indicator’s performance has taught us something valuable over the past three years — that on average, you could have captured one or two double-digit winners each month, with a triple-digit home run twice a year.

I’d like every investor to have the opportunity to capture gains like this. That’s why my team and I recently released a short presentation that tells you everything you need to know about the Maximum Profit Score, including how you can join my readers and I to receive our latest picks. So if bagging an average of one double-digit winner each month sounds interesting to you, I invite you to follow this link.