The market may only have been open four days this week, but you wouldn’t know it by the headlines — and all of those changes mean we need to update the New Money Crew Weekend Watchlist with new targets!
After weeks of anticipation, the Russian military began its move into Ukrainian territory Thursday…
Following an initial sell-off at the open, stocks rallied later that day as President Joe Biden announced stiff economic sanctions for the aggressors…
The sanctions, along with some speculation that the conflict could pressure the Federal Reserve to postpone its expected interest rate hike, helped indexes turn course… Especially for riskier tech stocks with the Nasdaq, which rallied over 800 points to finish 3.3% in the green Thursday.
In short, it was another volatile trading day driven by more headlines out of Eastern Europe.
Those headlines have made things tough for traders to come out on top, but our New Money Crew strategies were able to find success amid the gloomy outlook…
Believe it or not, but the stock market’s stagnant 70% of the time… So time decay is eating away at options, and traders everywhere are paying for it!
It’s no surprise that the Chicago Mercantile Exchange says 76.5% of options expire worthless.
So when rare and large moves in the markets occur, people often watch their trading accounts get wiped out time and time again. It’s a frustrating whipsaw of action that demoralizes traders.
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