Joy of the Trade’s Jeff Zananiri is about to unveil the hidden pricing anomaly that’s allowed traders to get in front of moves like 236% in four days... 162% in 12 days... and 235% in 21 days... all from one ticker!
A lot of people have no clue, but Barclays bank engineered this ONE ticker to bottle up all of the volatility in the markets in one place…
And the price of this stock is constantly on the move…
Now, the man who helped his hedge fund go 10 years straight without a losing quarter is going to show traders exactly how he’s been able to find these kinds of setups on this explosive ticker.
I know most of us were told that stocks usually go down when interest rates go up… I mean, it’s just Economics 101.
But fortunately, that’s not always true…
There’s a specific group of stocks that thrive in an economic environment like we have now, where the Federal Reserve claims it’s going to take aggressive action to raise rates several times in one year.
I’m not exactly sold on this Fed… But short-term rates have been rising the past few months…
So it’s a good idea for us to start putting stocks that trade higher when rates rise in our portfolios…
It’s no secret that one of my favorite techniques to take advantage of volatile markets is the inside day trading strategy, or ascending triangle pattern.
An “inside day” is a short-term price pattern that takes place when the price of a security has traded “inside” the high and low of the previous trading session. It basically occurs when the second day has a range that’s inside the first day’s price level.
Inside day patterns tend to benefit traders because they calm things like volatility down a bit, giving us better prices and, ultimately, less risk…
And lately, a lot of people have been asking me exactly how I find them…
“I enjoyed your informative short video explaining the connection between the Fed’s interest rates and the stock market. I kind of knew this, but it's helpful to be reassured of my observations. Thank You for sharing your knowledge. God Bless”
Rubin C.
Day Trading is defined as the buying and selling of a security within a single trading day. This can occur in any marketplace but is most common in the foreign exchange (forex) market and stock market. Typically, day traders are well-educated and well-funded. They utilize high amounts of leverage and short-term trading strategies to capitalize on small price movements in highly liquid stocks or currencies.
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