Market Giving You Fits? Here's An Idea…

As Markets Keep Climbing, The Fear Of A Drop Is Real, But Beating It Is Simpler Than You Think

The headline writers start out every morning giving us the impression we are about to turn and find a top but within hours the market fights back and continues to defy gravity. It is this exact kind of illogical market that can make independent traders nuts. It may seem like a whole new reality but markets have been here before and there have been traders who not only survived these types of conditions, there are some that absolutely crushed it.

AI, Algos, High Frequency Trading—It Seems Complicated But Simple Market Truths Remain

The fundamental principles of the market, supply and demand, still prevail and apply. And while it seems like new technology and changes have made things more confusing there are a lot of ways they have helped the retail, small trader. Chuck Hughes has beaten the markets in all kinds of climates and has helped thousands of traders do the same. In fact he just sent out a request to his readers to help him and offered his proven guide to those who are interested. If you missed it you can still access it here.

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