| | | Predict the Market Before it Opens |
| This coronavirus scare isn't the first massive crash we've seen…
Tom Busby (the world's #1 pre-market trader) and Roger have traded through 2008, the tech bubble (and crash), and even through Black Monday back in 1987…
And by following these 7AM Super Surges, you could score gains like…
40.28% from Adobe… 59.32% from NVIDIA… and 261.42% from Microsoft.
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| | | One Costly Mistake You'll Want to Avoid |
| In just a matter of a few weeks, markets transitioned from one of the longest bull runs in history to the quickest bear market ever.
As a matter of fact, the S&P 500 even set a crazy record… see it here.
In the event that the coronavirus (and fear) continue to cause havoc worldwide, it's likely that these market conditions will have a negative impact on a particular type of options contract.
If you're trading or have considered trading options in this market, here's one costly mistake you might want to avoid making…
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| | | How to Profit From the Retail Sector Crash |
| Folks, let's cut to the chase…
Investors are running scared -- so far, the coronavirus outbreak has halted travel, slowed down business activity worldwide and caused the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 to tumble into bear market territory at record speed.
Since coronavirus is dominating Wall Street right now, investing during this stock market crash might not make sense to some.... BUT there are other techniques traders can use to make money while prices are swiftly falling.
Right now my focus is on companies that do this during the good times and the bad. And today I'm going to show you one strategy I'm using to profit from the current retail sector crash.
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Sergey V. |
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| | Trend Trading is a trading strategy that attempts to capture gains through the analysis of a security's momentum in a particular direction. Trend traders enter into a long position when a security is trending upward (e.g. successively higher highs) and/or enter a short position when a security is trending lower (e.g. successively lower highs).
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