Why You Shouldn’t Trade the News

January 1, 2020

The Best Way to Grow

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How to Profit From

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It's easy to understand why investors tend to flock to the S&P 500 when searching for stocks to watch. It's dependable and captures the pulse of the American corporate economy.

But what about the traders that are a little more adventurous?

Emerging market stocks are leading right now, meaning a lot of money is moving into international economies.

Since I like to think outside of the box, I thought I'd give you a heads up and show you how Chinese retailers are making major headway in 2021. That includes how you can potentially profit from emerging market stocks.

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Why You Shouldn't Trade the News

Ever head of the saying "buy the rumor, sell the news"?

It's a strategy some investors use that involves buying a stock based on a rumor and then proceeding to sell it once the news hits.

Breaking news and current events have the ability to affect the stock market for a short amount of time, causing certain stocks to jump up or down.

But there's a reason you will not see the news stations playing while we trade. We're strict technical traders, so we like to base all of our trades on technical analysis and indicators within the charts — not on the whispers of Wall Street.

We like to keep things simple, especially since technical patterns will always present themselves after a shift in news.

Here's What Not to Do

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