Based on this set of clues I've seen in the market, I'm thinking September will prove to be a bit dicier than August.
Up to 370% on Your Money With THIS Stock... | | | | | | Jeff Z | Jeff Zananiri spent over two decades on Wall Street learning how the best made consistent money in the market. | | | | | September's Looking Dicey… Here's Why! | | | | We've reached the end of another month and, even though we saw some pretty decent returns in August, markets opened this morning to subdued expectations…
As we make our way into September, I can't help but think the upcoming month won't be able to live up to the uniform bullishness we saw come out of the market during the previous weeks.
In fact, based on this set of clues I've seen in the market, I'm thinking September will prove to be a bit dicier than August.
Join me now as I explain to you what signs I'm seeing in the market that are making me keep low expectations for the upcoming weeks and how we can look for these trends in our own trading strategies to help protect our investments in the days ahead. | | | | |
| August 30, 2020 | High flyers like stay at home stocks flew even higher this week and several well established companies continue to struggle due to virus concerns. The problem some investors are having right now is they're looking for a seamless transition to happen in the market and that's just not going to happen. The market doesn't work that way. Traders need to be aware of what the market's doing, why it's doing that, and what might happen to change it.
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| August 28, 2020 | The market got a boost of excitement Thursday when Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell spoke about the state of the U.S. economy. His announcement managed to make some investors wonder if they should get into certain "high-flying" stocks. The truth is, bubbles are forming and liquidity is needed -- for now -- but I foresee a nasty surprise coming in September for traders who aren't prepared.
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