| | | Here's Your Second Chance |
| We noticed you may have missed yesterday's event with Roger Scott and Tom Busby…
Thousands were able to learn how anyone can beat Wall Street by using 7AM Super Surges to place trades before markets even open.
We've made the replay available for a very limited time.
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| | | Pre-Market Activity: What Is It and Why It Matters |
| Major news and events are often reported after regular trading hours, causing massive market moves…
Many traders watch this pre- and after-market activity to anticipate the strength and direction of the stocks (and the market in general) after the opening bell.
We saw this recently… when AAPL warned that second-quarter revenue forecast wouldn't be met due to iPhone shortages thanks to the coronavirus.
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| | | Charting Your Best Course |
| I've been teaching trading for decades now, and more and more individual traders are using options exclusively.
I like using stock options -- both selling and buying them -- depending on market conditions.
In trending markets I prefer to buy options and in quiet markets I sell premium to avoid time decay from stocks that go nowhere.
But with markets near record-highs, what's the best strategy?
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Tony
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| | Swing Trading attempts to capture gains in a stock (or any financial instrument) within an overnight hold to several weeks. Swing traders use technical analysis to look for stocks with short-term price momentum. These traders may utilize the fundamental or intrinsic value of stocks in addition to analyzing the price trends and patterns. |
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