Unlike traditional strategies, there’s a weird market “glitch” that allows traders to take advantage of stocks that may be heading absolutely nowhere...
The markets are up as oil prices drop and investors continue to monitor the war between Russia and Ukraine while also waiting for news on a potential Federal Reserve interest rate hike on Wednesday.
The Federal Open Market Committee meeting started Tuesday, and members will discuss the upcoming rate hike. Normally, in times of war, the Fed wouldn’t raise rates, but we’ll know more on its plans on Wednesday.
We also have rising COVID-19 cases in China as the country grapples with its worst outbreak since the early days of the pandemic. The outbreak caused the shutdown of several major manufacturing hubs, which promises to bring more pain to lingering supply chain issues.
The bond market has been steadily falling, and seems to have priced in higher rates. However, the Fed could decide to wait another month to see how all of these events play out.
In this stock market recap video, you'll learn which sector continues to lead and why… what small caps are telling us about current market levels… why I'm getting bullish on U.S. stocks… and the top three stocks in the S&P 500.
Markets continue to seesaw as we get ready to head into the Federal Reserve meeting and quarterly options expiration.
Of course, Russia-Ukraine news has been the main driver of volatility…
The energy crunch helped create wild swings in the markets like we saw in our New Money Crew Weekend Watchlist pick Occidental Petroleum.
The volatility spike has made options trading tough. Not only has it inflated options prices, but we’re seeing serious volatility crushes as markets adjust to wartime trading.
And though it’s been a rough tape to trade, the New Money Crew strategies have managed to grab some wins along the way.
Our Wiretap Alerts strategy closed profits on each of its three trades, and Weekly Blitz Alerts followed up our 87.5% win on Kraft Heinz by scooping up a 32% gain on Taiwan Semiconductor!
Here are some more names hitting the Blitz Tracker to put on the New Money Crew Weekend Watchlist…
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