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And from what we've been hearing, it's led to trade losses and missed opportunities. Heck, recent volatility has pushed some people to give up on trading completely...
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| | | Why All Signs Point Toward Value Stocks Dominating 2022 |
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| December has been an insane month, and I expect we're gearing up to see one of the most memorable years of trading in two decades during 2022. So if you don't learn how to spot institutional money flows in this type of market, then you're going to be left holding the bag.
We've had the longest, most extended bull market in American history in growth stocks over the course of the past 11 years.
If you don't play this shift right — or don't get in on the correct institutional flows — you're going to get stuck in stocks that'll get smoked while others rip higher around you...
Luckily, I have a game plan that allows traders to take opportunities from the long side as the money starts flowing into value stocks in 2022 — and out of growth. |
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| | | Omicron Fears Ignite More Selling to Begin a Fragmented Holiday Week |
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| The markets are closed on Friday for Christmas, so this is what you'll often hear me refer to as a "fragmented week." During weeks like this, a lot of people take off, or at least half of it to rest and prepare for the holidays.
And less traders in the market means more volatility due to less liquidity.
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| "Roger, as always, great information. I learned more about the stock market activity in the past month than I ever suspected. Keep the info coming."
Dennis H.
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