It’s almost time for WealthPress Senior Strategist Roger Scott’s complimentary “Super Stocks” class.
In this full “meat and potatoes'” style training, Roger will take a deep dive into the little-known anomaly that has predicted MASSIEVE stock run ups…
Even after the Federal Reserve hikes interest rates!
So join him at 1 p.m. EDT on Tuesday, May 31, as he works to uncover the “diamond in the rough” stocks that are left in the market, and are still showing bullish signs.
“What is so special about learning how to trade pullback stocks?”
This has been the main question I’ve received since I went live with my Sniper Trader Pro strategy. If you missed it, you can still click here to watch the replay.
I like pullback stocks because it means volatility is cooling off, which gives us low-risk, high-reward trade opportunities. And let’s face it… just about everything is pulling back right now and has been for some time.
Now, I don’t want you to confuse “cooling off” with a meltdown… Those are two very different things. But typically, when stocks are bought up, volatility expands. And when that buying pressure is over, unless there’s some major selling pressure, the stock cools off because there’s no catalyst making it a buy.
So in other words, the key to learning how to trade pullbacks stocks is to find strong stocks before they pull back…
I know I’ve spent an awful lot of time talking about the bond market lately, but it has all of my attention right now because it’s been trading sideways. The bond market looks like it is ready to move higher. If that’s the case, it should slow down interest rate hikes, which will also give the market some potential upside.
This is super important because the broader market gets its clues, for lack of a better word, from the bond market…
But what most investors don’t realize is that the Russell 2000 and the Communication Services sector were the two assets that triggered the recent downward move after the bond market. So the fact that both of them haven’t hit lower lows while the other major indexes have is a positive sign for the market.
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