The stock market’s been a bit of a roller coaster the past three weeks.
Between omicron variant fears, low trading volumes and the usual dysfunction in Washington, the headlines have been triggering algorithmic-based selloffs only for markets to rally right back.
That kind of volatility can be a double-edged sword. We need volatility to get the kind of moves that create the oversized returns we’ve grown accustomed to in my strategies, like the Daily Profits War Room.
Increased volatility also ups the chances of a big move to the downside.
The fear of downside often has traders running for the cover of common risk management techniques like protective stop losses.
But in an age of sophisticated computer trading, those stop loss orders might as well be a target on the back of a trade that the big institutions are more than happy to go hunting for.
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