Three Top Ways to Trade China’s Recovery Rally

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LEARN MORE RSVP: Save Your Seat Recent Articles Three Top Ways to Trade China’s Recovery Rally by Ian Cooper Directional Hedging Strategies for Short Term Trading by Russell Sands Top That Trade Weekly Update by Alan Knuckman TradeWins Author Team     Tomorrow, you could begin doubling your account every single month starting with one letter. The letter will come from a 20-year trading professional named Ian Cooper. He says, “In 2022, following my trades you would be doubling even tripling your account some months. Let me show you how.” He will show you exactly what to do... and he’ll give you the blueprint for just $1. Get Daily Trade Alert Now About TradeWins Inside Trading Newsletter Webinars Videos Trading Strategy Options Futures Forex Day Trading Subscription Services E-Books Customer Satisfaction Survey 2020 Three Top Ways to Trade China’s Recovery Rally by Ian Cooper After a rough few years, Chinese stocks are showing big signs of life. All as China just begins to reopen, and as analysts get a bit less gloomy. According to Bloomberg, “The resumption of activity in China promises to unleash over $836 billion worth of excess savings, and may help ease fears of a global downturn as other central banks continue to tighten policy. Chinese equities stand to gain another 20%.” Even better, Chinese stocks could be some of the top performers in 2023, with Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs noting the MSCI China Index could see another 10% of upside this year. Even JP Morgan just said Chinese stocks are likely to continue rallying on catalysts, such as the end of the zero-COVID policy, and easing geopolitical tensions. “Arguably, the policy U-turn has happened at a much faster pace than anyone’s imagination,” they said. The sentiment and liquidity inflows have already improved in recent weeks thanks to the positive changes, which will drive the market valuation towards its long-term level, they added, as noted by the South China Morning Post. Read More   Directional Hedging Strategies for Short Term Trading by Russell Sands Please see the following table of 'Buying the Open-Selling the Close' daily results for the Bonds and S&Ps. It appears at first glance that, other things being equal, you would want to buy the Bonds on Fridays and the Stocks on Mondays, and sell the Bonds on Mondays and the Stocks on Fridays. However, the story is not quite that simple. I was curious about these daily results when I added up the totals. Going back slightly longer than the original work, and picking as a starting point right after the crash in 1987, I found that the S&P Composite Average moved from a value of 260.00 to 440.00, a move of 180 handles (points), which translates into $90,000. Read More Top That Trade Weekly Update by Alan Knuckman TIPS, TRICKS, OPTIONS & CEO OR NO!? 1) TRADING TIPS AND TRICKS Social media, tv shows, and articles online give tips on what to trade. What would be a strategy to know when it's a legit tip? Alan says ANY trade is worth doing if you have a plan. It doesn't matter your source, it is up to you for executing a disciplined risk plan. Phil thinks when you look at the internet, you look at this show, look at the fox business network... the individual investor gets better information than they ever did before. Back in the olden days, you had to call your stockbroker up and he had to do the research for you. Now you have the power. you can get good information and make better decisions. You have better access to get ideas, and that is a great win for the investors. 2) OPTION OPTIONS What is the most common way traders lose money in the options market? Phil says buying options that are way far out of the money... but that doesn't mean that you shouldn't do that once in a while, because once in a while, you have a strategy to buy quantity out of the market. When you get a big move, then the payoff on those options is a lot more. The problem is, the odds are much better if you are closer to the money. Alan thinks people buy too little time. If they think something will happen in a month, by two months... if you think it will happen in three months, buy six months. Take time out of the equation because options will melt in your hand like an ice cube and that is very, very frustrating. Watch Video   www.tradewins.com                © Copyright 2023 TradeWins.com. All rights reserved. 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