| | | How To Get in Ahead of the Next Big Short Squeeze |
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We know everyone has heard all about GameStop and its sudden, meteoric rise and 4,200% returns amid a massive short squeeze.
But what most traders probably haven't heard is that it's not the only stock getting squeezed!
Wall Street doesn't want everyday traders to know about these massive moves because the big firms lose money whenever short squeezes happen.
Mastermind trader and Forbes contributor Adam Sarhan is pulling the curtain back to reveal how anyone can take advantage of these trades — every single week! |
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| | | The Best and Worst Stay-At-Home Stocks for April: Streaming Edition |
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| Guys, this video is going to be a bit different…
My kids are going to be joining us!
And believe it or not, my sons are actually the greatest experts I know to give us a bit more insight on which streaming services are the best and worst.
I'm the type of guy who just goes straight to watching sports and the news as soon as I get home. So it's safe to say I don't know the nooks and crannies of all the streaming services.
But my sons? They're on their iPads and TVs watching Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO Max and Disney+ all day long.
So I asked them to rank them for me… and their assessments weren't far off from my trader's intuition. |
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| | | How to Avoid the Volatility Crush When Trading Options |
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| Ladies and gentlemen, we are in the thick of earnings season once again.
And whenever earnings season comes around, it has the potential to shake up the market in a big way.
"Sell options ahead of earnings because you'll get a vol crush," you'll hear traders often say.
And if you're one of the millions of retail traders who don't know what that means, it could cost you.
Don't get it twisted, the "vol" that's getting crushed here is implied volatility, not volume.
Implied volatility is the amount the market thinks a stock price can move.
It can have a massive impact on what we trade, and how we trade it. |
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Discretionary Traders are decision-based traders who scan the markets and place manual orders in response to information that is available at that time.
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