One of the best ways to avoid Wall Street screwing us over is by following where the money is flowing.
The market is like this big ocean with several different currents flowing through it at all times. But one of the strongest currents is the money that flows from large funds into the market on a monthly basis.
Hedge funds aren’t always the most creative entities on Wall Street — they’re all trying to get into the same stocks in the S&P 500, Nasdaq or Russell 2000. That means they tend to cluster into the same best-performing names…
Names like the ones Joy of the Trade’s Jeff Zananiri is looking at right now.
If you’re one of my long-haulers, then you probably already know that I love to trade my 90-day breakout strategy…
And that I tend to focus on it most when the stock market’s grossly oversold like it is now.
I use this 90-day breakout strategy because shorter levels like the 20-, 40-, 50- and even 70-day breakouts are usually only profitable half of the time… A lot of that has to do with the fact that momentum buying is so popular that buyers move in quicker because everybody is watching the same thing.
So let me show you how I use my 90-day breakout strategy to gain that trader’s edge…
Did you miss this past week’s WealthPress Live Roundtable? Catch the replay video below…
And be sure to join Senior Strategist Roger Scott, Joy of the Trade’s Jeff Zananiri and New Money Crew’s Lance Ippolito each Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. EST for the WealthPress Live Roundtable, where they’ll discuss the biggest topics on Wall Street.
Tired of working around the clock trying to beat the market? We’ve got it covered.
Joy of the Trade Head Trader Jeff Zananiri is revealing a way traders could get ahead of the game by focusing on the start of every month with his monthly flow trades — each of which takes just a few minutes to execute.
This market strategy has already signaled month-long paydays like 105%... 201%... and even 423%!
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Implied Volatility is the estimated volatility, or gyrations, of a security's price and is most commonly used when pricing options. In general, implied volatility increases while the market is bearish, when investors believe the asset's price will decline over time, and decreases when the market is bullish, when investors believe that the price will rise over time. This is due to the common belief that bearish markets are riskier than bullish markets. Implied volatility is a way of estimating the future fluctuations of a security's worth based on certain predictive factors.
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