| | | Our No. 1 Trading Strategy for Uncertain Markets |
Let's face it: There's a lot going on in our country right now. Hopefully that will die down post-inauguration, but who knows anymore?
Meanwhile, unemployment numbers are still high and the coronavirus continues to ravage many parts of the nation.
It's enough to make any investor nervous.
So, we'd like to help you through this uncertain time by giving you a trading strategy that works regardless of which direction the market's headed.
Considering the current political, social and economic climate, it couldn't come at a better time. |
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| | | How Will the FAANG Stocks Forecast Look After 2021 Earnings? |
FAANG stocks — the big American tech companies Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Alphabet (aka Google) — will be reporting earnings at the beginning of next week. And while most investors are foaming at the mouths to see how well some of the biggest companies on the stock market performed, we noticed that these big tech stocks haven't really made much movement recently — a trend that could impact the FAANG stocks forecast for 2021.
If you take a look at daily charts for Apple, Facebook or Google, you'll notice that the stocks are moving sideways... Especially following all the political news of Twitter and Facebook banning former president Donald Trump from using their platforms.
But this lackluster movement says a lot about the FAANG stocks forecast for 2021... This could also have a major impact on how Invesco QQQ Trust Series 1 will react. This ETF tracks the Nasdaq 100, which is primarily made up of FAANG stocks.
And traders, we're especially curious about the FAANG stocks forecast for 2021 because of how strangely these stocks are behaving so close to an earnings event...
While we don't have a crystal ball to give us a definite answer on how these earnings reports will go, we have a few methods we like to use to determine the direction of FAANG stocks 2021 forecast… and whether we'll be staying long or going short on these stocks. |
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| | | Should You Enter the Nasdaq 100 This Week? |
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You know, the beliefs that you stick to no matter what's going on with Wall Street or your portfolio.
We do.
Our most important trading beliefs define how we act in the market. For example, we believe in technical analysis and the idea that the market traditionally follows patterns that can be predicted — like when a market will make a u-turn at a specific price point.
Right now, the Nasdaq 100 is trading within a defined channel that makes it easy on us to comfortably predict when the next u-turn will be based on its support and resistance.
But will these channels continue to hold? Or will the Nasdaq break previous support and create a bullish market trend? |
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| | | A Defensive Post-Inauguration Stock Play |
| So Wednesday was the big day… the swearing in of Joe Biden as the 46th president of the United States.
It was not only an important day for our country, as it is every four years, but also an important inflection point for an overlooked part of the stock market: post-inauguration defense stocks.
And the play I like to kick off the Biden era is an overlooked and undervalued stock that could rise 50% or so over the next two years.
That's not a rocket shot by any means, but this post-inauguration defense stock also won't crash if we see a bigger stock market correction somewhere in the not-too-distant future — which is likely. That's important to keep in mind as our market melt-up continues and our risks rise accordingly. |
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| | A Hedge is an investment to reduce the risk of adverse price movements in an asset. Normally, a hedge consists of taking an offsetting position in a related security. Investors and money managers use hedging practices to reduce and control their exposure to risks. In order to appropriately hedge in the investment world, one must use various instruments in a strategic fashion to offset the risk of adverse price movements in the market. |
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